His Grace
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共 23 段- And over the assemblies, banquets, and brilliant hunt balls
- 'Twas an old family and a good one in the matter of lineage,
- This he said half laughing, half sober, after his first visi
- They were indeed happy, spending their days much as they had
- "The one you wait for has not yet come to Court, as I said t
- "I know all that," he said. "Every story have I heard, and,
- My lord Marquess looked down upon the floor and his brow kni
- His lordship did not look his usual self, seeming, Roxholm t
- My lord Marquess leaned forward, his elbow sank on his knee,
- In its freedom from all tendency to plaything-sentiments and
- To Dunstan's Wolde in Warwickshire he rode, where he was to
- "You will make her life a happy one, my Lord," he said, "and
- "It is the loveliest house in England, my lady," he would sa
- There had been for some months much talk in town of the rapi
- When later my lord Duke returned to the town and got his hor
- Osmonde bowed, smiling. 'Twas to be a great assembly, at whi
- "If 'tis unseemly," she said, "forgive me, your Grace, forgi
- "Yes," answered her ladyship, holding her head on one side t
- They bowed their lowest as the two passed between them, but
- But what he rode for they never heard, neither they nor anyo
- "Ay," said the host, "'tis a queer thing and came here in a
- "Ay, we know thee! Ay, your Grace! Ay!" they cried, some in
- When the great soldier returned to Blenheim Castle, his Grac