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Updated: August 4, 2024
STRANGER: "It doesn't matter with your hair; it is so pretty I think I shall call you Miss Fluffy! By the bye, what is your name?" When I told him he was much surprised: "Oh, then you are a sister-in-law of the Ancestor's, are you?" This was the first time I ever heard Ribblesdale called "the Ancestor"; and as I did not know what he meant, I said: "And who are you?"
And blest by the Gang Be the Rhymester who sang Their praises in doggrel appalling; More now were a sin Ho, waiters, begin! Each soul for consomme is calling! Godfrey Webb. 13 The Hon. Mrs. E. Bourke. 14 The Hon. Spencer Lyttelton. 15 The Hon. Graham Smith. 18 Lady Ribblesdale. 19 Mrs. Asquith. 20 Lord Ribblesdale. 21 The Hon. Alfred Lyttelton. 22 The Hon. St. A. G. Liddell. 25 Mr.
The Scottish Sabbath still held its own in my youth; and when I heard that Ribblesdale and Charty played lawn tennis on Sunday after they were married, I felt very unhappy.
This is the list of people who promised to write for me, and the names they suggested for the paper: Lord and Lady Pembroke Sympathetic Ink. The Idle Pen. The Mail. The Kite. Blue Ink. Mr. A. Lyttelton The Hen. The Chick. Mr. Knowles The Butterfly. Mr. A. J. Balfour The New Eve. Anonymous. Mrs. Grundy. Mr. Oscar Wilde The Life Improver. Mrs. Grundy's Daughter. Lady Ribblesdale Jane. Psyche.
Speaking of breakfasts, he said they often had delightful breakfasts about three o'clock in the day; this is a total reverse of all our ideas in regard to time. After dinner Lord and Lady Ribblesdale came in, connections of Lord John by a former marriage.
Was it not strange that you should have said of Lyall to Huxley that he reminded you of a faded Crusader and that you suspected him of wearing a coat of mail under his broadcloth, to which you will remember Huxley remarked, 'You mean a coating of female, without which no man is saved! Your sister, Lady Ribblesdale, said the very same thing to me about him."
Soon after this they attained an eminence, where a charming sweep of country opened upon them, including the finest part of Ribblesdale, with its richly-wooded plains, and the swift and beautiful river from which it derived its name.
Charty having twisted her knee the day after we arrived, this enabled me to ride the horse on which Peter was to have mounted her; and full of spirits we all went off to the meet of the Bicester hounds. I had hardly spoken three words to my benefactor, but Ribblesdale had rather unwisely told him that I was the best rider to hounds in England.
When the marriage ceremony was being performed between him and Lady Ribblesdale the wedding-ring fell from the bride's finger an evil omen soon fulfilled for the marriage tie was speedily broken by her early death. "Plain John Campbell" was a very different man.
They were, however, soon relieved from their anxiety, for the Rooks flocked in from all quarters by thousands and tens of thousands, and devoured the locusts so greedily that they were all destroyed in a short time. Such, at least, is the account given, and I have heard it repeatedly mentioned as the reason why the late Lord Ribblesdale was so partial to Rooks.
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