 | 1811 - 438 sider
...the sisters do you mean to describe? Laily Berkeley. — Was it to Lady Berkeley your attention was particularly directed ? Certainly —How were they...to, and with no particular degree of forwardness; nor did ite appear offended! with my conduct. — She conversed familiarly with you ? Yes. — During... | |
 | William Carpenter - 1837 - 894 sider
...describe ?" — " Lady Berkeley." " You knew the other to be Mrs. Farren, the wife of Mr. Farren?" — " I cannot say that I knew it at the time ; but when...of forwardness ; I do not recollect that there was anything particularly forward in Lady Berkeley's conduct ; nor did she appear offended with my conduct."... | |
 | Parliament lords, proc - 1811 - 466 sider
...knew it at the Time ; but when I repeated my Vifit I knew it certainly ; I cannot take upon me to fay I knew it that Day. Was it to -Lady Berkeley your...particularly objected to, and with no particular Degree of Forward • nefs; I do not recollect that there was any Thing particularly forward in Lady Btrkeley's... | |
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... man might be very naturally expected to pay. By that person you have so described, which of the sisters do you mean so to describe ?—Lady Berkeley. You knew the other to be Mrs. Farren, the wife of the Mr. Farren you knew ?—I cannot say that I... 