She is always demanding justification, and as those who are around her never thwart her she has probably all the solace which kindness could give her.
But, though she has no friends--none who love her,--she has all the material comfort which friendship or even love could supply.

All that money can do to lessen her misery, is done.

The house in which she lives is surrounded by soft lawns and secluded groves.

It has been prepared altogether for the wealthy, and is furnished with every luxury which it may be within the power of a maniac to enjoy.

This lady has her own woman to attend her; and the woman, though stout and masterful, is gentle in language and kind in treatment.