Sybil · Character

Lady Maud Fitz-Warene

Younger daughter of Lord Mowbray, a gentle and religious woman.

minor

Also known as Lady Maud, Maud, Fitz-Warene

First appearance: i

Lady Maud Fitz-Warene shows up with force in VII. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Daughter of Lord Fitz-Warene, mentioned as one of his children.

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VII
Daughter of Lord Fitz-Warene, mentioned as one of his children.
Chapter XI
Younger daughter of the earl, inquisitive and vivacious, discusses Christian architecture and the crusades with Egremont.
VIII
Condescendingly approaches Sybil in the garden; praises her beauty and offers patronage; Sybil coldly declines her invitation.
IV
Returns from Mowbray full of enthusiasm about the beautiful singing at the Catholic chapel; describes the voice as seraphic.
XII
Enthralled by Sybil's singing and presence.

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