My Dear Jenny
“Emily, and Jenny in her wake, settled into a round of parties and visits, punctuated by the occasional calls of the Teverley men, and by what seemed to Jenny to be interminable hours spent at Emily’s mantua-maker’s warehouse. Finally an afternoon did come when Jenny was able to persuade her friend that she truly did not care to come once more to New Bond Street to inspect the stuffs for Emily’s court dress, and when Emily and her mother had departed and Lord Graybarr had taken himself off to hi...s club, she was able to remove to the library with pen, ink, and paper, to write some hopelessly overdue letters.
She had finished the first, a letter to her aunt Winchell, and begun on a second, addressed to the nursery inhabitants of Winchell house, when a noise in the hallway distracted her from her writing. Aside from a mild surprise that Emily had dispatched her errands so quickly (for so she supposed the case to be) Jenny paid no attention to the bustle until it forced itself in upon her.MoreLess
She had finished the first, a letter to her aunt Winchell, and begun on a second, addressed to the nursery inhabitants of Winchell house, when a noise in the hallway distracted her from her writing. Aside from a mild surprise that Emily had dispatched her errands so quickly (for so she supposed the case to be) Jenny paid no attention to the bustle until it forced itself in upon her.MoreLess
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