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And in Whitehall Gardens, a slone's throw from Downing Street, an auction sale has just disposed of the contents of two rooms once used by Disraeli. For the sum of £92 a West End antique dealer bought the sculptured mantelpieces, the wall paintings the huge mirrors, the fat little gilt cupids and all the rest of the "ornate" decorations and fittings of two rooms where history was made.
"Ti sell this stuff on its merits, not on its historical interest," declared the buyer after the sale, "nobody really cares who used these rooms." London is not always kind to the memory of its great ones. The house in Curzon Street where Dis-radi died presents a neglected, desolate appearance these days.
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