His manners were delightful, because his object ever was to put the person he was speaking to completely at his ease.

He had the natural advantage of a refined appearance, and his accent was pure, and not marred by any provincialisms.

He could not help speaking in the best English because he was a scholar, and he spent all his leisure studying the classics.
Therefore, although he kept a draper's shop, he was a gentleman.

By the way, Mrs.Bertram, do you know anything of the young girl who has been staying at your lodge?
You--you are tired, my dear lady ?" "A little.

I will sit on this bench.