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Updated: October 13, 2026
Hawthorne thought she was crazy; and I believe all people are who have a suit in Chancery. A few weeks after the date of the last letters, a visit was paid to the Brights at their family home, and my mother thus writes of it: ROCK PARK, February 16, 1854. I returned yesterday from a visit to Sandheys, the domain of Mr. Bright.
I was sent alone to Sandheys, the Brights' and Heywoods' place, where I was moderately ill at ease; and also to the house of a lady in town, who received a good deal of company, and there I was, at first, acutely miserable.
Richard Rathbone, who wrote that exquisite book, "The Diary of Lady Willoughby." She resides in London. Mr. William Rathbone is a millionaire. His wife is a cordial and excellent lady, who seemed to take us right into her heart, just as the Brights did. . . . We have been to make our promised call at Sandheys. Before we drove there, Mr. Bright took us to Norris Green, the estate of his uncle.