Lodore by Mary Shelley

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The music Of man's fair composition best accords. When 'tis in consort, not in single strains: My heart has been untuned these many months. Wanting her presence, in whose equal love True harmony consisted. --Ford.

At the beginning of September the whole party assembled at Maristow Castle. Even Mrs. Elizabeth Fitzhenry was among the guests. She had not visited Ethel in London, because she would not enter Lady Lodore's house, but she had the true spinster's desire of seeing the baby, and thus overcame her reluctance to quitting Longfield for a few weeks.

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