house was let and the family of the young H. R. P. Dickson were among its tenants. A small part of the house survives, and is in the ownership of the same family who purchased it from Medjuel's son in the 1930s. Works portraying or inspired by Digby Literature Digby’s grave is visited, and her life there discussed, in the novel “Night of a Thousand Stars” by Deanna Raybourn. Film and television Lindsay Duncan portrayed Digby in the 2021 television show Around the World in 80 Days. References Notes Sources Further reading Lesley Blanch, The Wilder Shores of Love: The Exotic True-life Stories of Isabel Burton, Aimee Dubucq de Rivery, Jane Digby and Isabelle Eberhardt (1954) Margaret Fox Schmidt, Passion's Child: The Extraordinary Life of Jane Digby (1976) External links Jane Digby Website thePeerage.com 1807 births 1881 deaths People from West Dorset District English socialites Women of the Victorian era Mistresses of German royalty Ellenborough Jane