Our equipage awaited us. It was too late now to withdraw from what I had under taken. Teecie and I were soon dashing over the snowy roads to Lady Thornton's. I will ! not attempt to describe the remainder of that memorable evening, or the sensation caused by our arrival; the wonder and mortification ot* my kind relations; or the mingled pleasure and displeasure of the hostess, who, while de
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“Our equipage awaited us. It was too late.” The Daily Dispatch, December 1865.
“Our equipage awaited us. It was too late.” The Daily Dispatch, Dec 1865.
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