We are jerked into admiration of him, rather than ensnared.

But after that the gentleman behaves more handsomely than any of the distinguished lieutenant governors in real life the present writer happens to remember.
The figure of Aunt Jane, the queenly serious woman of affairs, is one to admire and love.

Her effectiveness without excess or strain is in itself an argument for giving woman the vote.

The newspaper notice does not state the facts in saying the symbolical figure "fades out" at critical periods in the plot.

On the contrary, she appears at critical periods, clothed in white, solemn and royal.