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In a London drawing room George Mansell, lively and admired, confesses to Lady Boningdean his dire financial straits and seeks aid. She lends him a substantial sum as a loan, urging he seek work, while Sir James and Lady Boningdean maneuver around social scrutiny as their financial crisis unfolds.
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