The Mysteries of the Court of London — page 394: what you’re looking at

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bas ridden over to the Hall with them; andso you | beauty which, #0 to es used to will have them on your return.” tan tell me from whom they come.” | “Rather ask me,” exclaimed Denison, with a | you may su himeclf, who insiste that you shall pay him a visit | at Edenbridge—where, by the bye, he dwells al- | most entirely: for, as you are aware, he has be- | You know that his lordship has stowed the Stamford Manor estate upon his son estate in the Francis and the beautiful Angela. I passed a ah tht Creeks ene ieee thins the Seo ot couple of days at Stamford Manor, and was de- Enagledean nearly every day. him. He is now ao handsome young : “Were I not going to Gainsborough on a little wife Angela is, if possible, more lovely than when business,” responded the Squire, “ I would hasten seo tow heer toll & table Oo Ghecliee abd when £ had home for the pleasure of reading them. But you | the honour of giving her away. They have a beautiful boy—now three months olki—of whom, as uppose, they are dotingly fond. Frank smile, “from whom they do set come. Why, all | has written, inviting you to the Manor,” our friends who are connected with the Marquis,| “I shall assuredly accept the invitation,” replied have written. First of all, there is the Marquis | Hawkshaw, — —“and that of the Marquis also. On my honour, if it hghted with the perfect picture of domestic hap-. were possible for ae eee ee ees pincss which there prevails. You cannot fancy than she was wont to do, she does now :—matri- how young Paton has improved: he has quite a mony has improve tuanly appearance, and has almost lost that boyish woman!” AO. 102.—IM1ED seRIEA, her, She is (CO an DOO (CO