And in saying it she threw into her tone, and into her countenance, a certain amount of contempt for Frank as a man and as a politician, which was pleasant to Lord Fawn.
"Now," said he, "I have told you everything about myself which I was bound, as a man of honour, to tell before--I--I--I--.

In short you know what I mean." "Oh, Lord Fawn!" "I have told you everything.

I owe no money, but I could not afford to marry a wife without an income.

I admire you more than any woman I ever saw.

I love you with all my heart." He was now standing upright before her, with the fingers of his right hand touching his left breast, and there was something almost of dignity in his gesture and demeanour.