It was William who would climb out of his carriage unafraid and help a farmer drive a herd of cattle or sheep across a r — Lisa M. Prysock, To Find a Duchess
It was William who would climb out of his carriage unafraid and help a farmer drive a herd of cattle or sheep across a r — Lisa M. Prysock, To Find a Duchess
It was William who would climb out of his carriage unafraid and help a farmer drive a herd of cattle or sheep across a r — Lisa M. Prysock, To Find a Duchess
It was William who would climb out of his carriage unafraid and help a farmer drive a herd of cattle or sheep across a r — Lisa M. Prysock, To Find a Duchess
It was William who would climb out of his carriage unafraid and help a farmer drive a herd of cattle or sheep across a r — Lisa M. Prysock, To Find a Duchess
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It was William who would climb out of his carriage unafraid and help a farmer drive a herd of cattle or sheep across a road when necessary.

— Lisa M. Prysock, To Find a Duchess
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