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Updated: June 7, 2025
Hepworth Dixon has indisputably proved in his eighth chapter of 'The Story of Lord Bacon's Life, where he contrasts Lady Bacon's modest fortune with her husband's personal acquisitions and prospects. To readers who have no sense of humor and irony, the essay 'Of Love' unquestionably gives countenance to the theory that Francis Bacon was cold and passionless in all that concerned woman.
'No, I don't, said I. 'But what I do understand is, that you must go to bed; and tell me at what time we must start tomorrow, that I may go to Hepworth, and get those letters written we were talking about this morning. 'Wait till to-morrow, and let us see what the day is like, he answered, with such languid indecision as showed me he was over-fatigued. So I went my way.
Oh, Norton! what have I done to you? What have I done to you that you should mock me so?" "I wish to save my child to save myself." "Well, is that all? She shall never speak to Hepworth again. Yes, what is my brother, or anybody in the world, compared to one smile from my husband?" "And you will help me to reconcile Clara to that which must be?"
"Good gracious, Ken," she exclaimed, "it's an awful funny thing, this going away; it makes all your friends so serious and so afraid you'll forget them. Of course I shall think of you while I'm away." "Who else has been asking you to think of him?" growled Kenneth; "that ridiculous Hepworth, I suppose! Well, now look here, miss, you're to think of me twice to his once. Do you understand that?"
Clara held out both her hands and came nearer to Hepworth, like a child that wants to be forgiven. He drew her close to his side, but spoke a little sadly. "You see how much I must love you, Clara, to forget all that a guest in your father's house should remember." "I I don't know; I can't understand what it is that you have done wrong. I'm sure I'm ready to forgive you."
Hepworth had learned, from conversation with both the ladies, that the Lord Hope of the present day was a very different person from the rash, headstrong, audacious young man whom he had almost threatened with disgrace fourteen years back. Then he was ready to cast wealth, rank, conscience, everything, aside for the gratification of any wild passion that beset him.
Hepworth might not have recognized these words as addressed to himself, but for the weight of a large hand which was laid on his arm.
If Hepworth can't come, I'll get somebody else. I want that picture." "And let's have some photographs of it. It's so perfect." "All right, I'll take those myself, to-morrow, it's too late now." "And me and Baby will sit in the middle of the composition! Won't that be touching!" Patty laughed merrily, but Farnsworth said, "You bet you will! Be ready in the morning, for I'll want a lot of poses."
During this time, many reinforcement officers arrived and two large drafts of other ranks. Two of our original officers returned Capt. Beasley, who now took command of "B" Company, and Lieut. Knighton, who returned to "D" as 2nd in Command. The remainder were new to us, and were posted as follows: "A" Company 2nd Lieuts. M.A. Hepworth, C.H. Pickworth, and G. Russell; "B" Company 2nd Lieuts.
The poor woman who did it is suffering a hard penalty, if she is not in fact dead." "Yes, sir, yes; but how came her grandchild here? How came you there?" "Hush!" said Hepworth, in a voice of command, that startled the woman; "who gave you authority to ask such questions? What can you know about the old woman's grandchild?"
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