I think we shall be real friends.
She must come down to Rivenoak in August." "I'm sorry," interposed Dymchurch, as soon as there came a pause, "that Lady Ogram had to leave town so soon." "Oh, it was too much for her.

I advised her very seriously, as soon as she began to feel exhausted, not to stay another day.

Indeed, I couldn't have allowed it; I'm convinced it was dangerous, in her state of health.

I hear from her that she is already much better.

Rivenoak is such a delightfully quiet place, and such excellent air.