The Remarkable Life And Times Of Eliza Rose - Plot & Excerpts
Surely it can’t be you? You look such a fine lady!’‘Yes, it is me, Father! I’ve found you at last.’‘But what are you doing here in London, and so far from home?’‘I came to find you, Father. There’s a wrong that you must put right.’‘I will, of course I will. Oh, bless you, my child,’ said her father, breaking down into sobs. And he held out his arms and Eliza ran into them …Three days later Eliza lay on the bed in Nell’s lodgings, newly wakened, going over the details of the dream in her head. Since coming to London she’d had several versions of it. They all featured her father, but in one her real mother also appeared, monstrous angry that her daughter had been thrown from the house, and in another her stepmother showed herself, weeping profusely and saying that she bitterly regretted her hasty words to Eliza, whom she now loved as dearly as her own flesh and blood.I must find my father! Eliza thought fiercely and, the dream having filled her with a new determination, made a vow that she would go to find Mason’s Hall that very day and make enquiries.
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