Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Lady Mary” in chapter 15 of Charles E. Stowe, Harriet Beecher Stowe compiled from her letters and journals by her son Charles Edward Stowe:
...the camp!
no baggage come, nobody knows why; running to stations, inquiries, messages, and no baggage.
Meanwhile we have not even a clean collar, nothing but very soiled traveling dresses; while Lady Mary Labouchere writes that her carriage will wait for us at Slough Station this afternoon, and we must be off at two.
What's to be done?
Luckily I did not carry all my dresses to Dunrobin; so I, of a...
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