"And they're all her own, too." "What a comfort!" says Mrs.Bethune, rather nastily.
Gower looks at her.
"Yes, you're right," says he.

"To be original--honestly original--is the thing nowadays.

Have you noticed when she laughs?
Those little slender shoulders of hers actually shake." "My _dear_ Mr.Gower," says Mrs.Bethune, "do spare us! I'm sure you must be portraying Miss Bolton wrongly.

Emotion--to betray emotion--how vulgar!" "I like emotion," says Mr.Gower calmly; "I'm a perfect mass of it myself.

Have you noticed Miss Bolton's laugh, Rylton ?" to Sir Maurice, who had come up a moment ago, and had been listening to Mrs.Bethune's last remark.