I believe he thinks I should drop off my head and leave it under the seat of the rail-carriage if he didn't take care of it....
I ought to have told you that Mr.Kingsley (one of the reasons why I liked him) spoke warmly and admiringly of you.

Yes, I ought to have told you that--his praise is worth having.

Of course I have heard much of Mr.
Harness from Mr.Kenyon and you, as well as from my own husband.

But there is no use in measuring temptations; I am a female St.Anthony, and _won't_ be overcome.

The Talfourds wanted me to dine with them on Monday.