Memoirs of a Midget · Character

Lady Pollacke

A titled older woman, possibly a relative of Sir Walter.

minor

Also known as Pollacke

First appearance: beechwood

Lady Pollacke shows up with force in XIX. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Invites the narrator to tea; a large presence, horse-like appearance, and enjoys social attention.

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In XIX: Invites the narrator to tea; a large presence, horse-like appearance, and enjoys social attention. Later, in XXIII: Sends an…

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XIX
Invites the narrator to tea; a large presence, horse-like appearance, and enjoys social attention.
XXIII
Sends an invitation to tea, mentioning Mrs. Monnerie and Mr. Pellew.
XXIV
Lady Pollacke hosts the tea party, orchestrates the entertainment, and hovers over the narrator and Mrs. Monnerie.
XXV
Her coachman's crested back buttons are noted; she recommended discrimination to the narrator.
XLVI
Mentioned alongside Mr. Crimble as having left the narrator's earlier debut unacclaimed.

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