She learned to drive, to ride, to row, to do all the hundred and one pretty things that mark the young lady of the world.
The gentlemen admired her exceedingly, she was so lovely, so candid.

She was never left alone.

If she entered the drawing-room she was instantly surrounded with a little court of admirers.

When she wished to ride or walk there was always some little contention as to who should accompany her.

It was very pleasant.