England -- Social life and customs -- 20th century -- Fiction; Families -- Fiction; Journalists -- Fiction
Lord and Lady Pinkerton flourish exceedingly, and will be long in the
land. Leila Yorke sells better than ever. Of the Pinkerton press I need
not speak, since it is so well qualified to speak for itself. Enough to
say that no fears are at present entertained for its demise. And little
Charles Hobart grows in stature, under his grandfather's watching and
approving eye. When the time comes, he will carry on worthily.
End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Potterism, by Rose Macaulay
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