Oranges and Lemons by Mary C.E. Wemyss — Read

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_If my sister have a child then am I straightway / an uncle, and who shall save me? _

When Diana took up her abode in the house of her uncle, she arrived late, dressed, and went out again to dinner. That was not how Marcus would have had her arrive. She must understand that order was the keynote of his establishment. How otherwise could he expect to keep so excellent a housekeeper as Mrs. Oven? Pillar, too, must be considered. She must state definitely when she would be in to dinner and when not.

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