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Tag Archives: Return Of The Native Son
Return Of The Native Son: Second Epilogue
The months ran by and before too long it was time for Sarah to give birth. Having never given birth before, she did not know quite what to expect but had plenty of help from her foster mother and her … Continue reading
Return Of The Native Son: First Epilogue
It was a beautiful spring day when the carriage brought home Lord Lipton and his pregnant wife along with Clarissa and Miss Wood back to Orient House in Yorkshire. Not to far away from them, waving them farewell from the … Continue reading
Return Of The Native Son: Chapter Thirty-Two
It was a beautiful winter day when Lord and Lady Sydney gave their foster daughter Sarah away to be Lady Lipton. They had now for months been waiting for this day, and were pleased that their efforts at encouraging the … Continue reading
Return Of The Native Son: Chapter Thirty-One
When Sir Martin went to the Colonial office he found to his pleasure that they were very interested in seeing him. He walked into an office and found that there were a few people waiting to listen to him. He … Continue reading
Return Of The Native Son: Chapter Thirty
Meanwhile, Lord Lipton’s carriage brought Lady Martin, Clarissa, and Miss Wood over to Cheapside where they soon found the pleasant house where Mr. Bennett was staying. The three ladies got out of the carriage, but not before Sir Martin kissed … Continue reading
Return Of The Native Son: Chapter Twenty-Nine
Shortly after going to sleep, Lord Lipton awoke with a terrible pain in the left foot. It felt as if the bones of part of his foot were on fire or were being burned by acid. From the nature of … Continue reading
Return Of The Native Son: Chapter Twenty-Eight
The addition of two guests delayed dinner slightly but not too long. The table at the Lipton House was soon full of warm and friendly conversation, and as might be expected, Lord Lipton kept a spread that kept all of … Continue reading
Return Of The Native Son: Chapter Twenty-Seven
When the governor of the Bahamas colony received an invitation to return for a winter visit to England to discuss how things were going on in his colony from the colonial office, he was admittedly a bit nonplused. He knew … Continue reading
Return Of The Native Son: Chapter Twenty-Six
During this time Lord Lipton spent a great deal of time with the Sydneys. He enjoyed card parties where he learned about card games that were popular in England, without any money changing hands on bets because that was not … Continue reading
Return Of The Native Son: Chapter Twenty-Five
Lord Lipton sat in his library a few days later and mulled over the card that was in his hand. To be sure, Lord Lipton was fond of explaining and understanding text, but the card that he was holding defied … Continue reading