Chapter SixThe carriage dropped Mrs. Davison at Arrow House in Berkeley Square.
Shenda thought the house was very impressive, as it had a lantern on brass supports fixed to the railings that were tipped with gold.
She longed to look inside, but Mrs. Davison, having alighted, told the coachman to take her to Lady Gratton’s house.
This, Shenda found, was in one of the streets that connected with Berkeley Square and was a small residence set between two much larger ones.
It was attractively furnished and she discovered that there was a large dining room and a small sitting room on the ground floor.
On the first floor there was a big drawing room and above that there was Lady Gratton’s bedroom, which looked out onto the back of the house so that it was quiet.
Shenda expected that she wou
