Let the Roof Fall in
Let the Roof Fall in
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Leon should continue to receive Lord Wanmore wivout his wife. " Mrs. Jobson had a curiosity to see the new Lady Ranmore; she had seen the dowager. She implied to Ethel that it had been at Dublin Castle; but, in truth, it was when she had been in service as cook-housekeeper, during one of the intervals when Jobson, who was an ex-solicitor's clerk had seen no way of making a living, and been content that his wife should do it for him. In Dublin, Mrs. Jobson, then not without a fair and comfortabl...e prettiness, had met the baronet, and returned triumphantly to London, setting up an establishment in which he figured as a paying guest. Since then Mrs. Jobson and Sir Patrick Setwell had become quite features in Kensington. Ethel was more intimate with this woman than with her mother, or any of her own sisters, she really was under her influence. Mrs. Jobson, who was even more pretentious than Ethel, thought it was essential Lord Ranmore should bring his wife to Gros- 104 LET THE ROOF FALL IN venor Square.
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Leon should continue to receive Lord Wanmore wivout his wife. " Mrs. Jobson had a curiosity to see the new Lady Ranmore; she had seen the dowager. She implied to Ethel that it had been at Dublin Castle; but, in truth, it was when she had been in service as cook-housekeeper, during one of the intervals when Jobson, who was an ex-solicitor's clerk had seen no way of making a living, and been content that his wife should do it for him. In Dublin, Mrs. Jobson, then not without a fair and comfortabl...e prettiness, had met the baronet, and returned triumphantly to London, setting up an establishment in which he figured as a paying guest. Since then Mrs. Jobson and Sir Patrick Setwell had become quite features in Kensington. Ethel was more intimate with this woman than with her mother, or any of her own sisters, she really was under her influence. Mrs. Jobson, who was even more pretentious than Ethel, thought it was essential Lord Ranmore should bring his wife to Gros- 104 LET THE ROOF FALL IN venor Square.
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