Emily Sarah Holt. The Maidens' Lodge; or, None of Self and All of Thee (In the Reign of Queen Anne)
The Maidens' Lodge; or, None of Self and All of Thee (In the Reign of Queen Anne)
Table of Contents
Emily Sarah Holt
"The Maidens' Lodge"
Chapter One
Phoebe arrives at White-Ladies
Chapter Two
Making acquaintances
Chapter Three
Little Mrs. Dorothy
Chapter Four
Through thorny paths
Chapter Five
Gatty’s troubles
Chapter Six
Traps laid for Rhoda
Chapter Seven
Delawarr Court
Chapter Eight
Rhoda is taken in the trap
Chapter Nine
Something alters everything
Chapter Ten
Mr. Welles does it beautifully
Chapter Eleven
Phoebe in a new character
Chapter Twelve
Ends in the Maidens’ Lodge
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Emily Sarah Holt
Published by Good Press, 2019
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“Marcella begs you will allow her excuses, Madam, for she is indisposed this morning,” said Mrs. Jane, in a quick, sharp voice, which made Phoebe doubt if all her angularity were outside.
While Madam was expressing her regret at this news, the doors of Numbers Five and Six opened simultaneously, and two ladies emerged, who were, in their way, as much a contrast as Mrs. Jane and Mrs. Dorothy. Number Six reached the carriage first. She was a pleasant, comfortable looking woman of about fifty years of age, with a round face and healthy complexion, and a manner which, while kindly, was dignified and self-possessed.