was Secu Pox—By Mrs. twin, Wi-Syoll Grant and 34° tations, jams. With an Intfoduetion by Lady
Hutchinson, London, 18/~
The Ingenious phrase to which the author was 0 addicted in te heyday fof her career aptly. describes this fartloss record of her experiences. Mrs Williams was specially privileged gist and asa young married woman fou meet British royalty andthe fvistocraey around' it on intimate {erin So the book Is fall of Interest for those who have n thet in thus being Brought into palaces and' draw Ingerooms under such easy" guidance. So they will know, for instance, that the first saw the' drawing-room in White Lodge when the Duchess of Peck and the Tulure Queen of Eng-and were sitting in the window ever-ooking Richmond Park, and she presses the opinion that White Lodae fever has been so habitable and homelike as when the ocks were Living there, That. if the keynote. of her random reminiscences, pleasant, good Datured, always discreet and throwing fu unconsciously vivid Tight on the Simplicity of the society of her" day.
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