She is managing, in one way or another, to give work to every man who wants it.

Result, of course--unbounded rustic enthusiasm." Lord Dunholm laughed between the soothing whiffs of his cigar.
"How clever of her! And what sensible good feeling! Yes--yes! She evidently has learned things somewhere.

Perhaps New York has found it wise to begin to give young women professional training in the management of English estates.

Who knows?
Not a bad idea." It was the rustic enthusiasm, Westholt explained, which had in a manner spread her fame.

One heard enlightening and illustrative anecdotes of her.