I know of old that Miss Morris is a great friend of the Sawab." "You used to be his friend too," said Lucy.
"I felt for him,--and do feel for him.

All that is very well.

I ask no one to agree with me on the question itself.

I only say that Mr.
Greystock's mode of treating it was unbecoming." "I think it was the very best speech I ever read in my life," said Lucy, with headlong energy and heightened colour.
"Then, Miss Morris, you and I have very different opinions about speeches," said Lord Fawn, with severity.

"You have, probably, never read Burke's speeches." "And I don't want to read them," said Lucy.
"That is another question," said Lord Fawn; and his tone and manner were very severe indeed.
"We are talking about speeches in Parliament," said Lucy.