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The gentleman had looked particularly at Florence; and when the littleparty stopped, on his riding back, he bowed to her, before saluting SirBarnet and his lady. Florence had no remembrance of having ever seenhim, but she started involuntarily when he came near her, and drew back.'My horse is perfectly quiet, I assure you,' said the gentleman.
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