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Lord Oldborough's hat never stirred. A man took up a stone. "Mark that man!" cried Lord Oldborough. The door opened. "Return to your homes, my countrymen, and bless God that you have not any of you to answer this night for murder!" Then entering his house, he took off his hat, and gave it to one of his attendants.
She was relieved by a burst of tears, and was silent and nothing was heard but her sobs, which she endeavoured to suppress in vain. She was more relieved on looking up by one glance at Lord Oldborough's countenance, where she saw compassion working strongly.
Falconer's lips as she observed the stern gravity of Lord Oldborough's countenance. She moved a chair towards his lordship he stood, and leaning on the back of the chair, paused, as he looked at her. "What is to come? Cunningham, perhaps," thought Mrs. Falconer; "or perhaps something about John. When will he speak? I can't I must I am happy to see your lordship looking so well." "Is Mrs.
The joy of this discovery so raised Lord Oldborough's spirits, and dilated his heart, that he threw himself open with a freedom and hilarity, and with a degree of humour unusual to him, and unknown except to the few in his most intimate confidence. The letters finished, Mr. Temple was immediately despatched with them to town. "There," said Lord Oldborough, as soon as Mr.
He, for the first moment, thought only that she was taken suddenly ill, and he was going to call Lady Oldborough's attention to her indisposition but Miss Hauton stopped him, and said in a low, tremulous voice "Take no notice." He then poured out a glass of water, put it within her reach, turned away in obedience to her wishes, and sat in such a manner as to screen her from observation.
Very well; if I can't get a compliment, I must be off. When you draw a caricature, I won't praise it. Here! Mr. Temple, one look, since you are dying for it." "One look will not satisfy me," cried Mr. Temple, seizing the paper: "your ladyship must leave the drawing with us till to-morrow." "Us must. Given at our court of St. James's. Lord Oldborough's own imperative style."
Count Altenberg also, much to Mrs. Falconer's disappointment, was detained in town a few days longer than he had foreseen, but he promised to follow Lord Oldborough early in the ensuing week. All the rest of the prodigious party arrived at Falconer-court, which was within a few miles of Lord Oldborough's seat at Clermont-park.
Percy's information, waited for his arrival with extreme impatience. He was walking up and down his room, and looking frequently at his watch, which he believed more than once to have stopped. At length the door opened. "Mr. Percy, and Mr. Henry, my lord." Lord Oldborough's eye darted upon Henry.
Will you tell me what has happened, and you may be as much surprised as you please afterwards? Lord Oldborough has the gout," added she, in an accent which expressed "Well, all the world knows that." "Lord Oldborough's own confidential man Rodney, you know " "Well, well, Rodney I do know what of him?" "He is here I have seen him this instant from his lord, with a message to Mr.
The management of Lord Oldborough's business necessarily led to an increase of intercourse between his lordship and Alfred, which was peculiarly agreeable to our young barrister, not only as it gave him opportunities of seeing more of the character of this minister, but as it put it into his power to be of service occasionally to his friend Mr. Temple.
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