("Good old family? I don't know ("Can't say I like the striking family about the 'good,' but they're resemblances you meet up and down the certainly old.") valley; when you ask at a cottage-door | for a glass of milk and see that nose----") | | | | +---------+-----------+ +------+-----+-----+-----+--------+--------+ | | | | | | | | | Lucy Arthur Noel, == GRACE Susan Dick; Emily; Trixie; Eliza; | | 4th Bart.; (Lady | m. Ada m. Tony | _unmarried_ | ("Don't ask me d. 1900 Tasker) | Polperro: Woodgate, | ("Black | how he got into _No issue_ | Woods and P.F.F. | pugs.") | the India Office!") | Forests, | | | | | 1873; | m. Sid Dealtry ("The Brear was | | d. 1886 | ("The groom, my always open to | | | | dear, and far too her, but of course | | | | good for her.") if she _preferred_ | | | | | to stay away----") | | | Hard-up young | +====+==================+ | captains and ("Those children | | subalterns of Trixie's: Stanhope =====+============ Dorothy | colonies, assisted | | passages: I rather 1. Noel Crowds of like the chauffeur ("They called him Anglo-Indian one: hope he that to please me: babies, Lady marries well.") innocents!") Tasker's charges | 2. Jack | 3. (See page 133) ("Can't keep count. I remember all the birthdays, I can, but----")