The Duchess of Rosemary Lane

Part the First. THE CHILD. CHAPTER I

Word Count: 282 | Released on: 17/11/2017

the audience is the scene in which the action of the drama commences, so

familiar sign. Rosemary has a peculiarly sweet odour; Rosemary Lane had not. In one sense there was fitness in the name; for as the flower of rosemary has frequent

cality that our h

n the world, and what was her real name, were sea

said that the child dropped as it might be from heaven amo

known, and there were no means of ascertaining. Her father, we will, for the present, leave o

ttered little. One was fou

concerning her shall be b

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