Excerpt from Graham Hamilton, Vol. 2
As soon as I was released, I hurried to Lady Orville"s door. I approached it twice; but each time seeing Lady Denmont"s carriage, I did not venture even to leave my name.
It was nearly a week before I again saw Lady Orville; when we met, she told me of Moncrief"s generosity, but she also told me, that he had treated her with some harshness and severity. She confided to me that Lord Orville was on the brink of ruin; that he accused her extravagance as the cause of his distress, and had declared to her his serious intention of separating himself entirely from her.
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