And he was vastly increasing the list of wages that he must pay out every Friday.
In the kitchen Mrs. Hutton had burst into tears when she had been told that she could have four or five women and two scullions to help her in the kitchen.
Nanny was very busy engaging girls from the village to be housemaids and she said that she could manage until they could find an experienced housekeeper to take Mrs. Gibbons’s place.
There was so much going on that the whole house seemed to buzz like a beehive.
When Imilda came in from the Herb Garden to rest on her bed, she knew that the whole atmosphere had changed virtually overnight.
She was quite certain that the Marquis’s mother was looking down with approval.
Her son was restoring the happiness that there had always been at The Park when she w
