Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 418
rs mother.It was said that he was even beginning to befond of her, too, and that between his younglordship and his young lordships mother, theEarl might be changed in time into quite a well-behaved old nobleman, and everybody might behappier and better off. What scores and scores of people there… … MY GRANDFATHER SAYS THESE ARE MY ANCESTORS,SAID FAUNTLEROY. dames in red cloaks gossiping together. At theCastle, there were ladies and gentlemen who hadcome to see the fun, and to congratulate the Earl,and to meet Mrs. Errol. Lady Lorredaile and SirHarry were there, and Sir Thomas Asshe and…
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