Rosina Bulwer Lytton,
A Blighted Life — Appendix
(1880)
“ Now, no man ever got to such a pitch of brutality at a first essay." And yet, what was all this, compared to his perversion of the only child his brutality had left me--oh! the black, fiendish cruelty of it! ”
Rosina Bulwer Lytton,
A Blighted Life — Appendix
(1880)
“ All my Lord Lytton's infamy, and my fame as a patient Grizzle was pretty well established--and even acknowledge by the wretch who benefitted by it--for one day at a dinner at our house, when some vituperative humbug was going on about poor Lord Byron, and someone said, "No woman could have lived with such a man," my Lord Lytton pointed to me, and said, "There is one that could, for she has lived with me." ”
Rosina Bulwer Lytton,
A Blighted Life — Appendix
(1880)
“ Thus Holker helps to get Dr. Kenealy disbarred and destroyed, because, unlike Holker, he is not fit to belong to an "honourable profession," and all the Ministry look on, and uphold, and applaud!!! An astute, unscrupulous Villain, who from the hour I was turned out of my house, has been working systematically to starve me out by never having given me enough to live on! ”
