Over here you seem to see round him somehow." "I shouldn't have thought it difficult," said his sister.
"Besides," Lorne confessed, "I expect it was easier to like him when you were inclined to like everybody.

A person feels more critical of a visitor, especially when he's had advantages," he added honestly.
"I expect we don't care about having to acknowledge 'em so very much--that's what it comes to." "I don't see them," said Advena.

"Mr Hesketh seems well enough in his way, fairly intelligent and anxious to be pleasant.

But I can't say I find him a specially interesting or valuable type." "Interesting, you wouldn't.

But valuable--well, you see, you haven't been in England--you haven't seen them over there, crowds of 'em, piling up the national character.