The Diamond King Philip Anson at Mary Anson Home
A tall scarred man sketches a path through Whitechapel toward Mary Anson Home as rumors of Philip Anson’s vast wealth and the mystery of his diamond fortune surface. Abingdon discusses family ties and a secret lineage linked to a Morland heiress and Exmoor beetles, while Philip contemplates his mother’s poverty and the rightful heir.
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