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"I remain, "Your loving and much-grieved Cousin, "URANIA BELAMOUR." Poor Major! His horror, perplexity, and despair were indescribable. He had one only hope that Sir Amyas and Betty might be on the track. After all these there marcht a most faire dame, Led of two gryslie villains, th' one Despight, The other cleped Crueltie by name.
Still, the whites of his eyes, his shining teeth, and the gold lace of his livery had a startling effect in the darkness, and Aurelia wished he would move away; but he was evidently waiting for her, and when she came near he addressed her thus, "Mis'r Belamour present compliment, and would Miss Delavie be good enough to honour him with her company for a short visit?"
Once or twice she thought of a far more terrible chance, and wondered whether Lady Belamour knew how little confidence could be placed in Loveday; but she was sure that their expedition was my lady's own device, and the fresh air and motion, with all the new scenes, were so delightful to her that she could not dwell on any alarms.
"It came down from London with another, a dark blue," said Aurelia. "I suppose Mr. Belamour ordered them, for they came with my horse. It is the first time I have worn it." "Ah! fine things are of little account when there is no one to see them," said Mrs. Arden, shaking her head in commiseration.
She had lived many years as a faithful retainer to the Belamour family, and avoided perplexity by minding no one's business but her own, and that thoroughly.
There was something in this argument, and Betty held her peace, knowing that to censure my Lady only incited her father to defend her. For her own part her consternation was great, and she walked on in silence, only speaking again to acquiesce in her father's observation that they must say nothing to Mr. Belamour of my Lady's plans for his seclusion. They found Mr.
My perfumer is at a loss to understand your translation of the recipe for Queen Mary's wash. I wish you to read and explain it to her." "Certainly, madam." "She lives near Greenwich Park," continued Lady Belamour, "and as I would not have the secret get abroad, I shall send a wherry to take you to the place early to-morrow morning. Can you be ready by eight o'clock?"
Belamour, who had never let go the hand she had given him in gratitude, and now gave it a pressure that conveyed, for the first time, his meaning. "Oh!" she cried, trying to take it away, "your kindness and gratitude are leading you too far, sir. A hideous old fright like me, instead of a lovely young thing like her! It is an absurdity." "Stay, Miss Delavie.
Belamour to be so wonderfully invigorated and animated, that he thought my Lady's malignant plan was really likely to prove the best possible stimulus and cure.
"She must teach you next not to stare," said Lady Belamour. "I intend to take one to be a companion to my boy, in the country. When I saw them before, they were rustic little monsters; but they are less unpresentable now. Call your sister, children." And, as the two left the room, she continued: "Which do you recommend, cousin?" "Fidelia is the most reasonable, madam," said Aurelia.
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