What is "kenilworth"

Usage examples of "kenilworth".

The journey had been six days of hard riding, first toward Kenilworth, where Henry had gone when he received word of the landing and where his most trusted supporters had joined him with four thousand men.

Then the anonymous, fatuous clump of noblewomen and servants led her through the thin dawn light to Kenilworth Chapel, where Griffith waited with the priest on one hand and King Henry on the other.

We lived in Kenilworth, near Chicago, and Mayor Daley had wonor stolen, they saidthe election for Kennedy, and that made it all the better.

It was not Vancourt, however, but Caroline, Lady Kenilworth, come to call in a cloud of French perfume and, Meg naughtily noted, a cloud of false French hair, neatly adjusted to hide her own thinning locks.

Caro Kenilworth was being as poisonously sweet as Meg whom she undoubtedly--and mistakenly--saw as a rival.

Unknown to them both, however, their seemingly intimate tete-a-tete was being watched by his cousin Simon, who had come upon them as he strolled alone through the gardens, having abandoned his unwelcome companion, Caroline Kenilworth, to another gentleman whom she was hoping to fascinate.

He was driving a stylish curricle picked out in blue and silver, a tiger behind, and Caro Kenilworth up front with him.

I suggest that we adjourn there, after we have collected the Ladies Kenilworth and Vancourt and seen the beavers.

Caro Kenilworth had complained once that he always kept something of himself in reserve even when he was love-making--an unusually perceptive remark for her to make, he now realised, as he was confronted with his inability to control his emotions when with Meg, or when thinking of her in her absence.

Marriage to Andre changed me, she thought one evening at a bal rnasqugiven by Princess Lieven, as she watched Simon waltzing with Caro Kenilworth, who was still doggedly pursuing him with a view to marriage.

He also understood why he had never wanted Caro Kenilworth to become Lady Darrow.

Edward at Kenilworth, to require his resignation, which menaces and terror soon extorted from him.

Elizabeth had therefore decided to bestow honors on him and he was to be made Earl of Leicester and Baron of Denbigha title which had never been used by anyone but a royal personageand the estates of Kenilworth and Astel Grove were to be his.

I found myself at the Kenilworth revels and at the beginning of a new and exciting life.

If Robert was in a fever of excitement to show the Queen Kenilworth, I was in like state to see him.