The Ward of Thorpe-Combe, Volume 1

Algernon Heathcote appeared aunt Barnes beautiful Bentinck better bless my soul breakfast cataract certainly chair chilblains Combe comfort cote cousin dear boy dear child dinner door doubt drawing-room dress eldest Elfreda entered exceedingly exclaimed eyes fancy feel felt fire Florence Heathcote gentle girl give Grimstone hand hear heard Heath heiresses Herefordshire hope housekeeper knew laughing look Major Heathcote master Miss Eldruda Miss Heathcote Miss Martin morning mother Nancy never niece old friend old gentleman parlour poor pretty ready rence replied Florence replied Sir Charles replied the young returned round seemed sing Sir Charles Temple sister smile Sophia Martin soul Spencer stairs step-mother stood sure talk tell thing Thorpe-Combe Thorpe's thought three Misses Wilkyns turned uncle Thorpe walking waterfall Welsh whisper whole party wish woman woodcocks word young baronet young lady