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On the railway journey to London, Jacks had the discretion to keep apart in a smoking-carriage. Dr. Derwent and his daughter exchanged but few words until they found themselves in Bryanston Square. During their absence abroad, Mrs. Hannaford had been keeping house for them.
Has Bryanston Square properly any reason for existence, except that the Hobson Newcomes dwelt there? Are the chambers of Captain Costigan forgotten by the memory of any man, or those of Pen and George Warrington? But Pen took better rooms, not so lofty, when he scored that success with "Walter Lorraine." Where did Mr. Bowes, the hopeless admirer of the Fotheringay, dwell?
The site was frequently changed, so that both Marylebone and Paddington can claim the dreadful association. Timbs says that the gallows were erected on the morning of execution right across the Edgware Road, opposite the house at the corner of Upper Bryanston Street.
I pay you a visit; you receive me privately can you not? We talk, and all is settled!" Olga thought for a moment, and assented. A few minutes afterwards, she was roiling in a cab towards Bryanston Square. On Monday evening, Piers received a note from Olga. It ran thus: "I warned you not to trust me.
With brief intervals spent now and then in pursuit of health, she had made Bryanston Square her home since the change in her circumstances two years ago. Lee Hannaford held no communication with her, content to draw the modest income she put at his disposal, and Olga, her mother knew not why, was still unmarried, though declaring herself still engaged to the man Kite.
At moments, Arnold felt the burning of a lover's impatience. They parted. The Derwents returned to London; Arnold set off to pay a hasty visit or two in the North. The wedding was to take place a couple of months hence, and the pair would spend their Christmas in Egypt. A few days after her arrival in Bryanston Square, Irene went to see the Hannafords.
Its chief claim to notice is that here took place Kean's famous Shakespearian revivals. The part of the borough lying to the north of Oxford Street includes both the oldest and the most aristocratic quarters. Bryanston and Montagu Squares have been already noticed. Portman Square was begun about 1764, but not completed for nearly twenty years.
This hideous oblong, known as Bryanston Square how did it come to seem a desirable place of abode? Nay, how was it for a moment tolerable to reasoning men and women?
That's an obiter dictum. I was going to say that Irene lives with her father down in Kent. They left Bryanston Square half a year after the affair. They wander about the Continent together, now and then. I like that chumming of father and daughter; it speaks well for both." "When did you see her last?" "About Christmas. We went to a concert together.
"He's the kindest man I've ever met. Of course he seems dull to you who have met all kinds of brilliant people. I hate brilliant people." The car was in Bryanston Square. Just before it stopped Millie bent over and kissed Maggie. "I think you're a darling," she said. But Millie didn't think Maggie "a darling" for long that is, she did not think about her at all for long; none of the family did.
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