"You have not worn out your welcome with me, because I had none for you when you came.

How could I, knowing that you invariably make trouble between my husband and myself ?" "Truly, a polite speech to make to a guest!" sniffled Miss Deane.

"I hope you pride yourself on your very polished manners." "I prefer truth and sincerity." said Zoe, "I shall do all I can to make you comfortable while you are here; and, if you choose to avoid the line of conduct I have objected to, we may learn to like each other.

I very well know that you do not love me now." "Since frankness is in fashion at this moment," was the contemptuous retort, "I will own that there is no love lost between us.

Stay," as Zoe was about to leave the room, "let me give you a piece of disinterested advice.