Such politeness he had no right to offer you." "It would have been quite proper if offered you, I suppose ?" "It would not.

It would have been a great impertinence.

I have given him neither claim nor privilege to address me as 'My lovely Ethel!' He called you many times 'My lovely Dora!' You are not his lovely Dora.
When he put on your coat, he drew you closer than was proper; and I saw him take your hand and hold it in a clasp--not necessary." "Why do you listen and watch?
It is vulgar.

You told me so yourself.

And I am lovely.