...him as " the late Mr. Kemble;" and then, looking significantly at me, told him who I was. Kemble, te whom I had been already presented by Mrs. Lefanu,...libations to altars which rarely qualify them for ladies' society. Mr. Kemble was evidently much pre-occupied, and a little exalted ; and he appeared...

...a blue-stocking party, at the mansion of the Dowager Countess of Cork, in New Burlington Street. " Mr. Kemble was announced. Lady C k reproached him...Kemble, to whom I had been already presented by Mrs. Lel'anu, acknowledged me by a kindly nod ; but the intense stare which succeeded, was not one of mere...

...during the " first rout " of her ladyship, is thus narrated in the Book of the Boudoir, by the latter. " I had got into a very delightful conversation with...those who have been making libations to altars which scarcely qualify them for ladies' society. Mr. Kemble was evidently much preoccupied, and a little...