Townly

The last suggested to Van Brugh his character of Lady Townly, in _The Provoked Husband_.

English Literature, Considered as an Interpreter of English History Designed as a Manual of Instruction Henry Coppee

Townly, Young Belville, &c. &c. The Bastard in King John, was another fine character of his, which Garrick attempted in vain -- having neither sufficiency of figure, or heroic jocularity.

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"Do you mean an infant prodigy?" asked Miss Townly, innocently.

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"What do you mean by a great mother?" inquired Miss Townly.

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"I perfectly understand," Miss Townly said, vaguely.

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Miss Townly coming sideways into the room with a slightly drooping head, she said, briskly:

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"I used to think Hermione would do something," continued Miss Townly, finishing her second cup of tea with thirsty languor.

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"That's what will surprise the little Townly and the gaping crowd."

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"Especially the little Townly," said Artois, menacingly.

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Miss Townly, gracefully turned away from Hermione's door by Selim, did, as Artois had surmised, drift away in the fog to the house of her friend

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