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Mr. Harcourt Talboys
Georgey is the young son of Lady Audley and George Talboys, the grandson of Lieutenant Maldon, and the ward of Robert Audley. After both his parents abandon him, Georgey spends his early years growing up in poverty with his grandfather. Robert eventually removes Little Georgey from Maldon’s care and places him in a boarding school. At the end of the story, Georgey lives in peace and happiness with his father, Robert Audley, and Clara Talboys.
Georgey Quotes in Lady Audley’s Secret
The Lady Audley’s Secret quotes below are all either spoken by Georgey or refer to Georgey. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
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Volume 3, Chapter 10
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Two years have passed since the May twilight in which Robert found his old friend; and Mr Audley’s dream of a fairy cottage had been realized…Here amongst the lilies and the rushes on the sloping bank, a brave boy of eight years old plays with a toddling baby…
Mr Audley is a rising man upon the home circuit by this time, and has distinguished himself in the great breach of promise case of Hobbs v. Nobbs.
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Georgey Quotes in Lady Audley’s Secret
The Lady Audley’s Secret quotes below are all either spoken by Georgey or refer to Georgey. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
).
Volume 3, Chapter 10
Quotes
Two years have passed since the May twilight in which Robert found his old friend; and Mr Audley’s dream of a fairy cottage had been realized…Here amongst the lilies and the rushes on the sloping bank, a brave boy of eight years old plays with a toddling baby…
Mr Audley is a rising man upon the home circuit by this time, and has distinguished himself in the great breach of promise case of Hobbs v. Nobbs.
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