A certain auditor of the conversation, perceiving this, hastily transferred himself from one interlocutor to the other.
"I'll tell you what I'll do: I'll let him see it if Lane agrees.

I'll leave it to Lane." "Rather rough on Lane, isn't it ?" "A little strong emotion of any kind won't do Lane any harm." "Perhaps not.

We will train our young friend's mind to cope with moral problems.

He'll never get on in the world nowadays unless he can do that.

It's now part of a gentleman's--still more of a lady's--education." Eugene was clearly wanted.