The Law and the Lady · Character
Lady Brydehaven
A society figure mentioned in connection with Mrs. Beauly.
minor
First appearance: xxx the indictment of mrs beauly
Lady Brydehaven shows up with force in XVIII: Third Question—What Was His Motive?. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Testifies as the aunt of the deceased, describing the circumstances of the marriage and Eustace's lack of affection for her niece.
Lady Brydehaven first appears in 0033 xxx the indictment of mrs beauly.
In XVIII: Third Question—What Was His Motive?: Testifies as the aunt of the deceased, describing the circumstances of the marriage and Eustace's lack of affection for her niece.
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See Lady Brydehaven in xxx the indictment of mrs beauly