blandish

You have it to a charm—does it not become her infinitely, Mrs. Blandish?

"To —— Heartly, Esq." Blandish, did you ever see any thing like it?

So Lady Blandish thought, and so said her soft, deep-eyed smile, as she perused the ground while listening to the project.

He was, therefore, rather surprised at a coldness in Lady Blandish's manner when he did appear.

Adieu, Blandish; if you see Prompt first, I trust to you for the quickest communication of intelligence.

Lady E. Had you not better repeat in your own words, Mr. Blandish, all the obliging things you have said of this gentleman?

Poor Blandish was so irritated, that he fell really ill himself, and took his own mixtures for three weeks.

Dr. Blandish danced for joy, and I really thought he never would stand still again.

All this you must understand is told retrospectively as Blandish installs himself in Samphire House.

The gist is that Mr. Blandish wants a house to live in and that he has an idea of the kind of house he wants.