too consult or and asking o entertain s in ting it into to t informed  to see  ;Send ; tered, after some moments ation.

    As soon as tered, Dorian pulled  of a dra out before him.

    quot;I suppose you  tunate accident of ton?quot; aking up a pen.

    quot;Yes, sir,quot; anshe gamekeeper.

    quot;as t on ; asked Dorian, looking bored. quot;If so, I s like to be left in , and ;

    quot;e dont knoook ty of coming to you about.quot;

    quot;Dont knolessly. quot; do you mean? asnt ;

    quot;No, sir. Never saw ;

    t as if  opped beating. quot;A sailor?quot; . quot;Did you say a sailor?quot;

    quot;Yes, sir.  of sailor; tattooed on bot kind of t;

    quot;as t; said Dorian, leaning for tartled eyes. quot;Anyt ell ;

    quot;Some money, sir--not mucer. t-looking man, sir, but roug of sailor ;

    Dorian started to . A terrible tered past c it madly. quot;; ;Quick! I must see it at once.quot;

    quot;It is in an empty stable in t like to  sort of t;

    quot;t once and meet me. tell one of to bring my o tables myself. It ime.quot;

    In less ter of an rees seemed to s ral procession, and  a e-post and nearly t tones flew from her hoofs.

    At last ering in to one of t stable a ligo tell  to t ch.

    t, feeling t   tered.

    On a  and a pair of blue trousers. A spotted uck in a bottle, sputtered beside it.

    Dorian Gray s t  be to take t to one of ts to come to him.

    quot;take t to see it,quot; c t for s