Granby: A Novel, Volume 3

acquaintance admiration affection agitated Allerdale Baronet barouche Brackingsley Caroline Caroline's CHAP Charlecote choly circumstance countenance Courtenay Courtenay's cousin danger dare daughter Daventry dear death directed door doubt dreadful Duncan endeavour exclaimed eyes face favourable fear feelings felt Granby's grief hand happy hastily hear heard Henry Granby Highbury hope horse KING LEAR knew Lady Harriet Lady Jermyn late letter look Lord Mal manner Mary Wilson meet melan mind Miss Clifton Miss Darrell Miss Jermyn morning ness never once painful pale paper party passed perhaps person pleasure present racter replied Lord Malton scarcely scene seemed sensible servant Sir Cuthbert Sir Thomas Jermyn slight smile soon speak spect spoke surprise talk Tedsworth tell thank thing thought tion tone took Trebeck turned Tyrrel uttered voice walked wish words young