Dr.Cautley has taken splendid care of me.

Dr.Cautley has been so very kind and attentive, I think it would be ungrateful of me if I had not got well.
Dr.Cautley--" Perhaps it was just as well for Miss Quincey that the staff were too busy to attend to her.

The most they noticed was that in the matter of obstruction Miss Quincey was not quite so precipitate as she had been.

She offended less by violent contact and rebound than by drifting absently into the processions and getting mixed up with them.
Rhoda saw a change in her; Rhoda was never too busy to spare a thought for Miss Quincey.

"Yes," she said, "you _are_ better.