Mount Street

The Fawn ladies were not good hypocrites.

Lady Fawn had said almost nothing to her daughters of her visit to Mount Street, but Augusta had heard the discussion in Mrs. Hidaway's drawing-room as to the character of the future bride.

The coming visit had been spoken of almost with awe, and there was a general conviction in the dovecote that an evil thing had fallen upon them.

Consequently their affection to the newcomer, though spoken in words, was not made evident by signs and manners.

These were exclusive clubs serving wealthy, well-connected guests behind guarded doors with photographers waiting outside.

From Barclay Square, follow Mount Street West towards Grosvenor Square.

It's less than five minutes away.

Grosvenor Square is a Grade II listed park and garden.