Dead men's shoes, vol. 2 (of 3)

· 1915

That visit of Sir Wilford Cardonnel’s to Lancaster Lodge is followed in about ten days by a second morning call, the baronet being supported on this occasion by his elder sister, a rather strong-minded young woman, who rejoices in the pastoral name of Phœbe. ‘My sisters are dying to know you,’ says Sir Wilford, with a gush of enthusiasm, after the necessary introductions have been gone through in a slipshod way, Sir Wilford being careless of the rules and ceremonies of polite life.…

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