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Updated: June 10, 2025


When the dainty Swedish novelist once came to gladden Eversley Rectory with her presence she told how she longed to see the plant before which Linnæus had fallen on his knees; and she walked up this selfsame hill and with eyes full of tears gazed on the prickly shrub with its mist of golden-colored, apricot-scented flowers.

Kingsley was of course consulted on every point, though living now almost entirely at Eversley, and his views as to the proper policy to be pursued may be gathered best from the following extracts from letters of his to Mr. Ludlow "We must touch the workman at all his points of interest.

Also it was hoped that in due course the "Child of the Flower" would succeed the Mother in her office. So here they dwelt absolutely helpless and alone, occupying themselves with superintending the agriculture of the island. Most fortunately also when she was captured, Mrs. Eversley had a small Bible in her possession which she had never lost.

"But there are no such things as water-babies." How do you know that? Have you been there to see? And if you had been there to see, and had seen none, that would not prove that there were none. If Mr. Garth does not find a fox in Eversley Wood as folks sometimes fear he never will that does not prove that there are no such things as foxes.

"But I play to win," he modestly met it, and again they laughed. Rose Eversley looked with curiosity at her sister when she entered the dining-room for luncheon, followed by Farringdon, but Edith's face was non-committal. She was bright and vivacious, and made herself very pleasant to Farringdon, who sat by her. After luncheon they went to the tennis-court together. "A delightful young man," Mrs.

And Miss Eversley has proved faithless. Why can't you turn to and help?" But Seddon was already striding to the door again in hot haste. "That idiot of a girl must have crossed the Frontier!" he said, as he went. "There was a fellow shot on sentry-go last night. It's infernally dangerous, I tell you!" Toby raced after him swearing inarticulately.

"We've never been sorry for a moment for what we did, hev we Marthy?" Harley had risen to his feet, and a signal look passed between him and the candidate. "And then," said Jimmy Grayson, "why do you deny to Henry Eversley the right to do what you did, and what you still glory in after all these years? Mr. Simpson, shake hands with your new son-in-law. He and his bride are waiting in the doorway."

Then old Daniel Simpson said that he would come out on the Great Plains, more than a thousand miles, and they had come. "There was one of the Eversleys Henry Eversley he was young and handsome. People said he was not bad. He, too, came to Nebraska. He found out where we lived; he has been here." "Ah!" said Harley. He felt that they were coming to the gist of the matter.

"EVERSLEY, January 28, 1852. "You may have been surprised at my having taken no part in this Amalgamated Iron Trades' matter. And I think that I am bound to say why I have not, and how far I wish my friends to interfere in it. "I do think that we, the Council of Promoters, shall not be wise in interfering between masters and men; because 1.

The girls were very lively and bright, spoke in loud voices, and behaved as if they had lived in the house all their lives, which is supposed to be good manners nowadays. Margot Sanders is tall and fair, and wears eye-glasses, and Mary Eversley, who is "Lady Mary," would have been considered very unladylike indeed at our polite seminary.

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