Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Lady Cranworth” in chapter 18 of George Ticknor, Life, letters and journals of George Ticknor:
...e being among Ellen's great admirers.
A good many people were there, but not a crowd.
I talked chiefly with Milnes, Lord Belhaven,—a Scotch Lord,—and the Lord Chancellor and his wife, Lady Cranworth ; the latter curious about the rich, large houses in New York.
There were more people there that I knew than I expected to find in any London party of the sort.
Tuesday, July 14.—Lizzie's...
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