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I'd grown up with an image of Milicent as a comically intransigent old lady in a wide-brimmed hat who knocked down a policeman in her car (she never mastered gear changes) and enquired: "What are you doing down there, my good man?"
Hancox: All under one roof Charlotte Moore 2010
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My grandfather teetering along on his pennyfarthing, Milicent playing tennis in her immense "picture hat", my great-grandfather's "butterfly bed", the teak seat where he sat star-gazing with Milicent's best friend, who was also his mistress; doomed Gillachrist and his girl cousins dancing to a gramophone on the lawn in the summer of 1914 ...
Hancox: All under one roof Charlotte Moore 2010
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It only dawned on me relatively recently that when Milicent moved into Hancox she was only 20, and single.
Hancox: All under one roof Charlotte Moore 2010
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Poor Milicent, I fear, has already fallen a sacrifice to the manoeuvrings of this mistaken mother, who congratulates herself on having so satisfactorily discharged her maternal duty, and hopes to do as well for Esther.
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Milicent flew to thank me, overflowing with gratitude.
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That gentleman came, as he said, to beg a holiday for me, that I might have a run in the park, this fine frosty morning, with Milicent and Esther and little Arthur, whom he had driven over to see me.
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Mrs. Huntingdon expressed herself glad to see Milicent once more, and pleased to behold her so happy and well.
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I was thunderstruck; but before I could recover from the shock sufficiently to demand an explanation, Milicent entered my room, as she frequently does when she is dressed before me; and she stayed with me till it was time to go down.
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‘Now, Milicent, tell me what you were crying for.’
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We both relapsed into silent musing as we slowly proceeded up the walk; and I suppose Milicent, by a train of associations, was led to think of her sister.
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