12/50 I was very firm, father, perhaps a little bit cross; for I did not like the way he spoke. I don't think he admires me at all now." "I dare be bound he doesn't. 'Firm and a little bit cross.' It wouldn't be a nice five minutes for Julius. He sets a deal of store by himself;" and then, as if he thought it was his duty not to show too much gratification, he added, "I hope you were very civil, Charlotte. A good asker should have a good nay-say. |