Marlborough House And Its Occupants Present And Past
Marlborough House And Its Occupants Present And Past
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Marlborough House. 145 Hen. O. Montague and Countess of March.
Mr. Wisham and Lady Walter Scott.
Lord Carrington and Viscountess Folkestone.
Hon. S. Egerton and Viscountess Duplin.
Colonel Ewart and Lady Suffield.
Mr. Johnstone and Lady F. Montague.
Mr. Townsley and Mrs. R. Bulkeley.
Mr. Percival and Miss Princep.
Lord H. V. Tempest and Miss Graham.
Mr. Duncombe and Miss Holford.
All who took part in the " Fairy Tale " quadrille were warmly congratulated upon the strictness with which the old t...raditions of apparel had been maintained, and the consequent fidelity of their impersonations. H. R. H. The Duke of Connaught essayed, for once in his life, the character of "Beast, " but so gently did he "do his spiriting " that he might conceivably have fascinated the lovely Miss Graham, who represented " Beauty. " Viscount Mandeville was the " Fairy Prince, " and danced with Lady F. Gower as the " White Cat. " Lord F. Gordon Lennox as the " Prince, " had for his partner " Cinderella, " represented by Lady Anne Coke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Marlborough House. 145 Hen. O. Montague and Countess of March.
Mr. Wisham and Lady Walter Scott.
Lord Carrington and Viscountess Folkestone.
Hon. S. Egerton and Viscountess Duplin.
Colonel Ewart and Lady Suffield.
Mr. Johnstone and Lady F. Montague.
Mr. Townsley and Mrs. R. Bulkeley.
Mr. Percival and Miss Princep.
Lord H. V. Tempest and Miss Graham.
Mr. Duncombe and Miss Holford.
All who took part in the " Fairy Tale " quadrille were warmly congratulated upon the strictness with which the old t...raditions of apparel had been maintained, and the consequent fidelity of their impersonations. H. R. H. The Duke of Connaught essayed, for once in his life, the character of "Beast, " but so gently did he "do his spiriting " that he might conceivably have fascinated the lovely Miss Graham, who represented " Beauty. " Viscount Mandeville was the " Fairy Prince, " and danced with Lady F. Gower as the " White Cat. " Lord F. Gordon Lennox as the " Prince, " had for his partner " Cinderella, " represented by Lady Anne Coke.
What to read after Marlborough House And Its Occupants Present And Past?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur H Arthur Henry Beavan to read onlineMoreLess
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