Because, through the whole of it, I felt how wonderfully well I had been treated, and what a great debt I owed of kindness; and it seemed to be only a nasty little pride which made me so particular.
And being so unable to settle for myself, I waited for something to settle it.
Something came, in a way which I had not by any means expected.

I had told Suan Isco how glad I was that Firm had fixed his liking steadily upon Miss Sylvester.

If any woman on earth could be trusted not to say a thing again, that one was this good Indian.

Not only because of her provident habits, but also in right of the difficulty which encompassed her in our language.

But she managed to get over both of these, and to let Mr.Ephraim know, as cleverly as if she had lived in drawing-rooms, whatever I had said about him.