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Disraeli

Note 26 — Chapter I · DISRAELI’S PERSONALITY

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So also does another. Lady Beaconsfield, waiting up, as was her wont even in extreme age, for her husband’s return after a critical effort, entered the library in the small hours of the morning (and in négligée), and impetuously embraced what turned out to be Lord Cairns writing an important minute before Disraeli’s arrival.

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