Go, go with him." He gives her a playful little push towards Hescott, who is looking very blank.

"You'll get into it in no time." "Get into it." The disgust that is writ so large on Hescott's face, as he leads her away, makes Mrs.Chichester shake with laughter.
"He'll find it a slight difference after Lady Rylton's waltzing," says she to Marryatt.
"He'll find a difference in every way.

Lady Selton is devoted to her husband----" "And Lady Rylton----" _"Well!"_ He hesitates.
"How vague! But I know, I know! By-the-bye," with a swift change of tone that quite deceives him, "which do you admire most ?" "Oh, Lady Rylton, of course.

Lady Selton is pretty--in a way--but----" "Then you prefer the woman who is _not_ devoted to her husband ?" "I don't see how that argument comes in," says he quickly.

"Some husbands are--are----" "Quite true.