My Lady Peggy Goes To Town
A cliffside sequence unfolds around Brookwood Castle as Peggy Kidde frets over Sir Robin McTart and Sir Percy de Bohun. Peggy writes a note to Sir Percy, plans escape, and learns of Kidde’s fate while Sir Percy eludes two would‑be murderers at Dove Pier.
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Mr. Kidde
Peggy
Mr. Frewen
Robin McTart
George m1
Kidde
Gentlemen of the Road
Percy
Frewen
Biggs
Tom Kidde
Armsleigh Hill
Percy de Bohun
Charlotte Street
London
Epstone
Brookwood Castle
Thomas Kidde
Lady Peggy
Lord
Earl of Exham
Sir Percy
Sir Robin
Lady Biddy
Diana
Prithee
Dolly
Robin
Lord Brookwood
Aleigh
Brook-Armsleigh
Lamb
Butcher
Justice
Sir Robin McTart
Robinswold
Kent
Biddy
Brook- Armsleigh Village
Will
Dove Pier
Pegcy
Will's
Sir Per
Kennaston Castle
Chockey
Mr. Grigson
Lord Kennaston
Lodgin’s
Lark Lane
Piccadilly
Percy de Robin
Anon
High Heaven
City
Tower
Bridge
Southwark
Westminster
Pimlico
Chelsea
Thames Bank
Little Boy Yard
James Finney
Andy
Mr. Finney
Mountain sickness described as drunkenness in Landor note
A passage compares mountain sickness to habitual drunkenness with shivering limbs and a bloodless, unfocused gaze. It notes difficult speech and mental coherence issues, as observed in Landor's Ibsassa. The text frames illness as a formidable, deceptive foe.
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Lbassa
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