th his mocking half-smile and his eyes full of smiles andsecrets and spells - just as magicians' eyes should be. LordPortishead arrived and gave an account of the letter he had sent to Mr Norrell*Walter De Chepe was an early thirteenth-century London magician. David Evans is a Methodistpreacher. A candle stub is a very convenient device: the magician instructs the personsummoned to appear when the flame goes out.
They gave Alfred, a young footman, plates of nasty, dirty water and told himit was French soup and bade him serve it up to the other servants at dinner. So I have heard, sir. well for you that I did not know! Telling fortunes withpicture cards - it is everything I despise! Oh, it has been a ve Mr Norrell took a moment to consider what this might mean.
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