Now, I shouldn't like to think that any one had to make allowances for me." "I don't quite agree, Richard," said Mrs.Dalloway.

"Think of Shelley.

I feel that there's almost everything one wants in 'Adonais.'" "Read 'Adonais' by all means," Richard conceded.

"But whenever I hear of Shelley I repeat to myself the words of Matthew Arnold, 'What a set! What a set!'" This roused Ridley's attention.

"Matthew Arnold?
A detestable prig!" he snapped.
"A prig--granted," said Richard; "but, I think a man of the world.
That's where my point comes in.