Years of Grace · Character

Albert Lancaster

Bert's father, a stern and traditional gentleman.

minor

Also known as Mrs. Albert Lancaster, young Albert, Mrs. Lancaster, Lancaster

First appearance: I

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Cicily's fiancé, whose character and suitability are a point of discussion and concern within the family.

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Jane's family and close circle
Jane's school and social acquaintances
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Years of Grace
Cicily's fiancé, whose character and suitability are a point of discussion and concern within the family.
II
Cicily's partner, observed by Jane in the context of their relationship.
IV
Cicily's fiancé; a young man approved by Jane.
I
Cicily's fiancé, involved in the wedding preparations.
III
Cicily's fiancé; a young man from a respectable family.
IV
Cicily's fiancé, a young man approved by Jane, symbolizing stability and the continuation of family patterns.
IV
Cicily's fiancé, a modern young man.
V
Cicily's romantic interest, observed by Jane.
I
Muriel's son, a beautiful young second lieutenant at Camp Brant, flirts with his mother.
VI
Marries Belle, is described as looking like a youthful Bacchus, and is only nineteen.
IV
Isabel's husband, mentioned in relation to the news of the twins.
III
Cicily's fiancé; his role in the engagement is discussed.
III
Toasts to Muriel's reconstructed life, flirts with Cicily, shows kindness to his mother.
IV
Cicily's fiancé, observed by Jane.
II
Albert is implicated in a flirtation with Cicily, causing distress to his wife Belle.
III
Arrives with Cicily, stands calmly under a palm, and dances with her.
IV
Accompanies Cicily to the dancing class, showing reluctance but clear affection for her.
V
Cicily's intended new husband; discussed as wanting to return to diplomatic service and unable to support two households.
V
Cicily's fiancé, a young man entering the family.
IV
Albert is present at the station, greeting Jane and Stephen warmly. He helps organize the taxis and speaks of a 'gay week' ahead.
V
Mentioned as Cicily's husband; described as a delightful young man.
VI
Guides the group through the museum and suggests visiting the gardens.
VIII
The groom, smiling happily at his bride and reassuringly at Jane.

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