Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 292
had given to her. This was now LordFairfaxs, and he had appointed his cousin, WilliamFairfax, his agent to look after it. So, when he foundall London pitying him or smiling at him behindhis back, he left England to visit his American es-tate. That had occurred eight years before GeorgeWashingtons… … MOUNT VERNON. his time very pleasantly if all this merriment andyoung society had not kept him constantly think-ing of his lowland beauty, and wishing himselfwith her ! But his most notable friend was Thomas, sixthLord Fairfax, who was at this time staying at Bel-voir.* He had been a brilliant…
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