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Lady Glenmire: character portrait from Cranford (Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn)

A character in Cranford

Lady Glenmire

Cranford by Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn

Mrs Jamieson's titled but unpretentious widowed sister-in-law who charms Cranford and scandalizes it by marrying the surgeon Mr Hoggins.

Inside the story

Meet Lady Glenmire

Lady Glenmire is Mrs Jamieson's titled but unpretentious widowed sister-in-law, living within Cranford's closely watched social world. Her ease, good sense, and friendly manner make her a welcome presence, though the town takes a keen interest in her connections and conduct.

On the page

Small, bright, brisk middle-aged widow with a lively, pleasant face; plain but genteel dark widow's dress; unaffected, energetic manner.

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