She tries hard to conceal the fact, and has wonderful patience with the wilful passionate child, really loving her for her father's sake." "And for her own, too, if I mistake not," Arthur said.

"There is something quite lovable about Lulu, in spite of her very serious faults." "There is," said Edward.

"I have felt it strongly myself at times.

She is warm-hearted, energetic, very generous, and remarkably straight-forward, truthful, and honest." Dr.Conly had risen, as if to take leave.
"Now, cousin Arthur," said Zoe, "please sit down again; for we cannot let you leave us till after tea." Edward seconded the invitation.
"Thank you both," Arthur said, "but"-- "But--no buts," interrupted Zoe gayly.

"I know you were about to plead haste; but there is the tea-bell now, so you will not be delayed; for you have to take time for your meals." "Then I accept," he said, "rejoicing in the opportunity to spend a little longer time in your very pleasant society.".