Diary And Letters of Madame Darblay volume 6
Diary And Letters of Madame Darblay volume 6
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The day was charming. The chapel is admi- rably repaired, beautified, and a new west window painted on glass. All was cheerfulness, gaiety, and good humour, such as the subjects of no other monarch, I believe, on earth enjoy at present ; and except return of creepings now and then, and a cough, I was as happy as the best. ^ At dinner we all agreed to go to the Terrace, Mr. , Mrs. , and Miss H. , with their nice little boy, and the three young ladies. This plan we put in execution, and arrived o...n the Terrace a little after seven. I never saw it more crowded or gay. The Park was almost full of happy people farmers, servants, and tradespeople, all in Elysium. Deer in the distance, and dears unnumbered near. Here I met with almost everybody I wished and expected to see previous to the King's arrival in the part of the Terrace where I and my party were planted. Lord Harrington ; Sir Joseph, Lady, and Miss Banks ; the Bishop of Salisbury; Dr. Goodenough, who invited me to his house (the Bishop of S.
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The day was charming. The chapel is admi- rably repaired, beautified, and a new west window painted on glass. All was cheerfulness, gaiety, and good humour, such as the subjects of no other monarch, I believe, on earth enjoy at present ; and except return of creepings now and then, and a cough, I was as happy as the best. ^ At dinner we all agreed to go to the Terrace, Mr. , Mrs. , and Miss H. , with their nice little boy, and the three young ladies. This plan we put in execution, and arrived o...n the Terrace a little after seven. I never saw it more crowded or gay. The Park was almost full of happy people farmers, servants, and tradespeople, all in Elysium. Deer in the distance, and dears unnumbered near. Here I met with almost everybody I wished and expected to see previous to the King's arrival in the part of the Terrace where I and my party were planted. Lord Harrington ; Sir Joseph, Lady, and Miss Banks ; the Bishop of Salisbury; Dr. Goodenough, who invited me to his house (the Bishop of S.
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