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Lady Everingham, once more in the scene of her past life, resumed the exercise of gentle offices, as if she had never ceased to be a daughter of the house, and as if another domain had not its claims upon her solicitude. Coningsby was often the companion of herself and her sister in their pilgrimages of charity and kindness.
'What are your distinctive principles that render the peril less? 'I appeal to Lord Eskdale, said Lord Fitz-booby; 'there is Lady Everingham turned quite a Radical, I declare. Is not your Lordship of opinion that the country must be safer with a Conservative government than with a Liberal? 'I think the country is always tolerably secure, said Lord Eskdale.
Leaving the chapel, they sauntered through the gardens, until, arriving at their limit, they were met by the prettiest sight in the world; a group of little pony chairs, each drawn by a little fat fawn-coloured pony, like the one that Mr. Lyle had been riding. Lord Henry drove his mother; Lord Everingham, Lady Theresa; Lady Everingham was attended by Coningsby.
But would you approve of Westminster Hall being denuded of all its ceremonies? 'And the long vacation being abolished? added Coningsby. 'Theresa brings me terrible accounts of the sufferings of the poor about us, said the Duke, shaking his head. 'Women think everything to be suffering! said Lord Everingham. 'How do you find them about you, Mr. Lyle? continued the Duke.
He perceived that enough had been said of Everingham, and that it would be as well to talk of something else, and turned to Mansfield. He could not have chosen better; that was a topic to bring back her attention and her looks almost instantly. It was a real indulgence to her to hear or to speak of Mansfield.
Ormsby, looking both sly and solemn, 'I should not be surprised if, some day or another, we have a history about Lady Everingham and young Coningsby. 'Poh! said Mr. Melton; 'he is engaged to be married to her sister, Lady Theresa. 'The deuce! said Mr. Ormsby; 'well, you are a friend of the family, and I suppose you know. 'He is a devilish good-looking fellow, that young Coningsby, said Mr.
The Duke also knew this illustrious foreign Prince, and told another story of him; and Lord Everingham had played whist with this illustrious foreign Prince often at the Travellers', and this led to a third story; none of them too long. Then Lady Everingham came in again, and sparkled agreeably.
I shall let a seven years' lease of Everingham. I am sure of an excellent tenant at half a word. I could name three people now, who would give me my own terms and thank me." "Ha!" cried Mary; "settle in Northamptonshire! That is pleasant! Then we shall be all together."
The ride from Beaumanoir had been delightful; the breath of summer in every breeze, the light of summer on every tree. The gay laugh of Lady Everingham rang frequently in the air; often were her sunny eyes directed to Coningsby, as she called his attention to some fair object or some pretty effect. She played the hostess of Nature, and introduced him to all the beauties. Mr.
'At any rate, said Lady Everingham, sighing, with a rather smiling face, 'we are kinsfolk, Mr. Coningsby; though I would gladly have wished to have been more. 'Were those your thoughts, dear lady? Ever kind to me! Happiness, he added, in a mournful tone, 'I fear can never be mine. 'And why? 'Ah!
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