Father's father was a merchant." "So you are only a grade aristocrat," said the doctor; "but I must go.

I will talk to Mrs.Tolbridge about this affair of lodgings." That evening Mrs.Tolbridge and the doctor held a conference in regard to the quarters of the Dranes.
"I think La Fleur concerns herself entirely too much in the matter," said the lady.

"She first came to me, and then she went to you.

You have done a good deal for Mrs.Drane in giving her daughter employment, and we cannot be expected to attend to her every need.

I do not consider Mrs.
Brinkly's house a very pleasant one in hot weather, and I would be glad to do anything I could to establish them more pleasantly, but I know of nothing to do, at least at present; and then you say they have not complained.