I don't myself consider it good form to encourage your governess to have opinions.
"Everybody was always very deferential to him.

He always made a sensation if he came into the room.

No one could help looking at him.
He wasn't one of those tame sneaking creatures that are to be met in country houses, of whom no one takes the least notice; he was much more inclined to take no notice of any one else; but it was impossible to forget he was in the room.

And the servants were invariably respectful to him, quite as if he was a real swell; and yet he didn't dress well and hadn't a servant of his own.

He was just the sort of man you would have thought flunkeys would have despised.
"But I have let my pen run on to an unconscionable length.