I confess that at the time I was terribly angry, for courtesy is a simple thing and within reach of every one." To receive a lesson in manners from a young woman, when that young woman is handsome and talented, is not a very pleasant experience.

But Warrington was, a thorough gentleman, and he submitted with grace.
"I know that you are a busy man, that you are besieged with applications.

You ought, at least, to have formal slips, such as editors have.

I have confidence in my ability to act, the confidence which talent gives to all persons.

After receiving your letter I was more than ever determined to see you.