One of them had had three dogs killed on his estate.

I saw his letter about it in the Times." "I don't see anything to laugh at in that," declared Stella.

"Dogs are dogs." "They are, sister, especially in England." "Laundresses aren't washerwomen there," observed Mrs Murchison.

"I'd like you to see the colour of the things he's brought home with him, Mrs Williams.

Clean or dirty, to the laundry they go--weeks it will take to get them right again--ingrained London smut and nothing else." "In this preference business they've got to lead the way," Williams reverted.