- The Baroness offers some friendly advice;

- A bad dream; An unreliable candle; Stifling smell of lilies; A dashing Viscount and a spirited encounter;

-        The arrival of another ghost;

-        Juliette is a grateful friend; Priscilla is cold, but charming; Lord Foster is a pleasant surprise; the reveal of a rascal - The Honourable Rexington Smythe;

-        Priscilla discovers the peculiar pleasure of swings; Angus shares memories of the late Countess, Lady Katherine Astley; The exercise leaves them both breathless

-        A budding friendship, gossip and ghosts;

-        Priscilla’s expectations are shaken up; her first encounter with Astley Hall is more spirited than she expected;

-        The weary travellers plan – A warning

-        The dangerous business of packing – And letters

-        In which the scary aunt is scary – Priscilla (our not-so-noble protagonist) learns about the plans to engage not only her the coming summer – The young pretend they’re not flirting – The aunt is convinced

- In which Sergeant Wincroft blackmails a good friend to set up his ward in marriage – The ward’s wishes on the subject are conveniently omitted to avoid confusion – In the end, the threat of an aunt – Lovely weather

Lord Bertram Barnaby Astley, the Earl of Gloucester, sighed as they lowered his wife into the ground.