Chapter FiveThe house was entrancing everywhere she looked.
Belinda kept wishing that her father could see it and tell her about the pictures, the furniture and the carpets.
In fact everything.
She was shown into a bedroom that was very attractive.
It was not large, but to her delight it overlooked the garden.
It made her feel somehow that she had not left everything behind her in the country and the flowers, the birds and the bees were all there with her.
They had luncheon in the beautiful dining room that had been designed by Nash and Lady Logan talked of the development of Regent’s Park, and, of course, her house.
“I like living in the country best,” she said, “and my son has bought a large estate in Oxfordshire. The house is lovely, as I know you will think when you see it.”
It
