s have aknife and fork and a spare room at your disposal. And so we parted, after a three weeks pleasant acquaintance in Paris. His address was his club, he told us the Travellers, and Ifound out afterwards that he was numbered amongst the savans.Blest with apparently ample means; a life of leisure… … THE LADY MURIEL. 21 CHAPTER II. IPSWICH. A CONFESSION. Last summer I had a letter from John Falconbridge, in whichhe said he had taken a charming house in the environs of Ipswich,with pleasant grounds and a lovely view of the river Orwell. Hisonly relative—an old aunt, Mrs. Vaux, whose husband, an…
Freemasons. British Union Lodge, no. 114 (Ipswich, Suffolk)
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