Langland

Langland, enumerating the good deeds which will win pardon for the merchant, bids him “marie maydens or maken hem nonnes”.

Mrs. Langland and one of her daughters called; they thought Mrs. Rolfe rather absent-minded, but noticed nothing else.

A friend of hers, a Mrs. Langland, who lives at Gunnersbury, was very kind and helpful.

It was an age of comparative social contentment, in strong contrast with the days of Langland.