CHAPTER XVI. EDINBURGH, YORK, AND KESWICK 338

The Scotch Marriage--The Trio at Edinburgh--'Wha's the

Deil?'--Posting from Edinburgh to York--Dingy Lodgings and

Dingy Milliners--Shelley's run South--Did Harriett accompany

him?--The Squire stops the Supplies--The Earl's Description

of Harriett Westbrook--The Squire's Anger at the

_Mésalliance_--The Course Shelley could not take--Eliza

Westbrook in Possession--The Ouse at full Flood--One too

many--Designs on Greystoke Castle--Shelley's Appeal to the

Duke of Norfolk--The Codicil to Sir Bysshe's Will--The Flight

to Richmond--Miss Westbrook strikes her Enemy--The Trio at

Keswick--Shelley's affectionate Letters from Keswick to Hogg

at York--John Westbrook's Daughters at Greystoke Castle--

Ducal Benignity and Policy--The Calverts of Greta Bank--

Shelley's Means during his first Marriage--How to live on

Three Hundred a-year--How not to live on Four Hundred a-year.

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