An Arrival at Hazlewood House in a Curate’s Tale
In late June 1888 at Hazlewood House, the Talbert brothers host a dinner that ends with a mysterious first sighting of a well-dressed child left by a railwayman. Beatrice Clauson arrives, and suspicion grows about the child’s origin as the two brothers debate privacy, morality, and whether to involve police.
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Blacktown
Tedberts
Tilberts
Tie Brothers
Tk Willeso
Hazlewood House
Horace Talbort
Talborts
Horace Talbert
Herbert
Brotios
Talberts
Prometheus
Horace
Coffes
Mordis
Mordle
Oakbury
Havlewood House
Hazlewood
Mr. Mordle
Mr. Mardle
Rerbert
Harbert
Ann Jenkis
Ann Jenkins
Mr. Mortie
Whittaker
Horges
Didcot
Mr. Morétis
Curste
Littl
Mr. Herbert
Rascal
Mardle
Horace Owel
Clausons
England
Bock
Beatrica
Sir Maingay
Mrs. Erskine
Baronet
Elis
Lady Clauson
Beatrice
Old Talbert
Maingay
Beatrice Clauron
Hazlswood House
Uncle Horace
Miss Clawson
Lis
Terbert
Bho
Miss Clauson
Jane
Mr. Mordis
Miss Clau
Ailenea
Alain
Count Herbert
Tama
Rehtrina
Derlert
Mr. Morte
Aly Newry
Uncle Herbert
Stern
Beatice
Beatrice Clauson and the second Lady Clauson tale
A fragmented excerpt recounts Sir Maingay Clauson’s second marriage to Beatrice Clauson and the impact on Misa Clauson. It portrays Beatrice as a young, spoiled, headstrong stepdaughter grappling with legacy, grief, and social expectations in Hazlewood House.
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Baronet
Maingay
Lady Clauson
Sir Maingay
Cruden
Beatrice Clauson
Heress
Pha
Nan
Bolt
Miss Clauson
Lucifer
Clauson
Tomedshlesterol
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Borbert
Rey
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Indiana
Grand Rapids Morning Telegram
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United Press
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