One member of the titular family dies singing his favorite song "he that goes to bed, and goes to bed sober, falls as the leaves do . . .
One member of the titular family dies singing his favorite song "he that goes to bed, and goes to bed sober, falls as the leaves do . . .," while another is excessively litigious and owns 49 suits. One married a Jew, and the final one described can not decide whether to marry Judy or Miss Moneygawl and ends up losing the title abode. These descriptions of Sir Patrick, Sir Murtagh, Sir Kit, and Sir Condy are all given by the steward Thady Quirk in this 1801 work. FTP, name this novel by Maria Edgeworth
One member of the titular family dies singing his favorite song "he that goes to bed, and goes to bed sober, falls as the leaves do . . .
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