The news that two young men had taken up residence in Lady Wentwater’s mansion gave the vicar slight pause. Perhaps a suitable husband might be found for Diana close by without incurring the horrendous expense of a Season. One of the young men, a Mr Jack Emberton, was reported to be an Adonis although his friend, Mr Peter Flanders, was judged only passable. But, on reflection, the vicar decided he would always be suspicious of anyone staying at Lady Wentwater’s, albeit a pair of innocent lessees. The fact that this Mr Emberton was reported to be tall and dark made Diana wonder briefly if he might be the man the gypsy woman had seen in her future, but she was too busy with plans and schemes to give it very much thought. The coach was to deposit her at Lady Godolphin’s and return immediately with Sarah and John Summer. So far, so good. Diana at last decided to trust to the gods and try to arrange to arrive in London at an hour when Lady Godolphin was still abed – in fact, any time before two in the afternoon.
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