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His outspoken childish joy seemed to relieve Albinia's swelling heart, too full for the expression of thankfulness, and the excitement was too much even for the boy, for he burst into passionate sobs when forbidden to get up and waken his little sister. The sobering came in Mr. Kendal's mention of Fred.
James's The early unpopularity of George I in England generally, and especially in the capital The Hanoverians in the Royal Household The Duchess of Kendal The Countess of Darlington Lady Mary's description of the Hanoverian ladies The Duchess of Kendal's passion for money Her influence with the King in political matters Count de Broglie The scandal about Lady Darlington refuted Lady Mary and the Prince of Wales The King and the Prince of Wales The poets and wits of the day Gray's tribute to Lady Mary Pope's verses on her "Court Poems"
Indeed, I might, with equal truth, say the same of all the other places where we made any stay; for Mr Wales, whose abilities are equal to his assiduity, lost no one observation that could possibly be obtained. Even the situation of those islands, which we passed without touching at them, is, by means of Kendal's watch, determined with almost equal accuracy.
Kendal's ire, and 'he came out upon them all like a lion; and with force appearing the greater from being so seldom exerted, he represented Mr. Dusautoy's conduct in appropriate terms, showing full appreciation of his merits, and holding up their own course before them in its true light, till they had nothing to say for themselves. It was the vicar's first visible victory.
He would promise, that if all were alive and well, he would bring Maria back in ten or twelve years' time; but he would not sooner relinquish his duties, and he was very reluctant to become engaged on such terms. 'No one less silly than poor Maria would have thought of such a proposal, was Mr. Kendal's comment afterwards to his wife. 'Twelve years!
Kendal's first object was the fulfilment of Gilbert's wishes; but Albinia soon felt how much easier it is for women and boys to make schemes, than for men to bring them to effect, and how rash it is hastily to condemn those who tolerate abuses.
Kendal's explanation of it to himself was that it was based upon an exceptional natural endowment of physical perfection, informed and spiritualised by certain moral qualities, by simplicity, frankness, truth of nature.
Kendal's foot was heard; Sophy started up, and sat down again. He came upstairs, and his face was all smiles. 'Well, he said, 'I don't think she will go by the three o'clock omnibus. 'You have spoken to her? cried Albinia in compunction. 'Has Maurice finished? Then go out, my boy, for the present.
Kendal spoke, telling her that he had resolved that Sophia's admission into the Church should take place as soon as she was equal to the exertion. Albinia asked if she should speak to Mr. Dusautoy, but the manliness of Mr. Kendal's character revolted from putting off a confession upon his wife; so he went to church the next morning, and saw the vicar afterwards. Mr.
Kendal's conscience was evidently relieved by transferring to the Irishman the imputation of fostering Maurice's malpractices. They were interrupted by Lucy's arrival. She was come to take leave of home, for her lord was not to be dissuaded from going to London by the evening's train. The greater the consternation, the sweeter his revenge.
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