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"I am going by the Abbey and Victoria Street to Cadogan Square." "Then we will accompany you as far as Victoria Station," said the rector. "You don't think it would be wiser to take a hansom?" began Chichester. "You remember " "No, no, certainly not. Walking always does me good," rejoined Mr. Harding, almost in a tone of rebuke.
After ten minutes' conversation an English soprano sang Bach's Heart Ever Faithful. Variety was always welcomed at the parties in Cadogan Square. "Glorious, old chap!" said the British composer. "We've come up into God's air now." The critic swung his right arm like a man who enjoyed bowling practice at the nets. "Lung exercise! Lung exercise!" he breathed. "And that drop at the end!
The Church of Holy Trinity, just above the square, is in an unusual style of architecture; its two tall towers of red brick faced with stone add an imposing detail to the architecture of the street. The first church was consecrated in 1830, but pulled down in 1889 and replaced by the present one, due to the generosity of Earl Cadogan.
But without cheerings of hope, let me mention one thing; Lord Cadogan was brought to absolute despair, and hatred of life, by a stomach complaint, being now an old man. The symptoms, as stated to me, were strikingly like yours, excepting the nervous difference of the two characters; the flittering fever, &c.
Edward Stanley, and is at Quantock Lodge, Bridgwater. It is a charming and interesting picture. A replica by Sir J. Reynolds, the property of Lord Cadogan, is at Chelsea House. The other group was of a younger generation, more brilliant and more modern. They might not inappropriately be called the Fox group, since his personality was so conspicuous among them.
They bore him company, not insufficiently considering, in especial, his fuller resources in that line while he worked out to the last lucidity the principle on which he forbore either to seek Fanny out in Cadogan Place or to perpetrate the error of too marked an assiduity in Eaton Square.
He, who with a petty force had saved Scotland, was represented by Cadogan and by his political enemies as dilatory and disaffected! James was creating him a peer of England! In Scotland much indignation was aroused by the sending of Scottish prisoners of war out of the kingdom for trial namely, to Carlisle and by other severities.
Tickell, on the death of Cadogan, who was amongst the most prominent "of Marlborough's captains and Eugenio's friends." If you are acquainted with the history of those times, you have read how Cadogan had his feuds and hatreds too, as Tickell's patron had his, as Cadogan's great chief had his.
Fanny, on her arrival in town, carried out her second idea, despatching the Colonel to his club for luncheon and packing her maid into a cab, for Cadogan Place, with the variety of their effects. The result of this for each of the pair was a state of occupation so unbroken that the day practically passed without fresh contact between them.
They bore him company, not insufficiently considering, in especial, his fuller resources in that line while he worked out to the last lucidity the principle on which he forbore either to seek Fanny out in Cadogan Place or to perpetrate the error of too marked an assiduity in Eaton Square.
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