Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Lady Radnor” in chapter 9 of George Ticknor, Life, letters and journals of George Ticknor:
...entleman. . . . . Sedgwick was eminently agreeable, as he always is; and Brougham was violent and outrageous, extremely rude and offensive to Maltby and Sedgwick, but very civil to Lady Charlotte and Lady Radnor .
I never saw anybody so rude in respectable society in my life.
Some laughed, some looked sober about it, but all thought it was outrageous.
Sedgwick was the only person who rebuked him, and he...
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