"That's the worst of you men.

When you do find anything out you are always so severe." "After all, though," Louise remarked, with a sidelong glance, "it must be very, very interesting to meet these sort of people, even if one doesn't quite belong to their set.

I should think you must find every one else quite tame, Mr.Brooks." "I can assure you I don't," he answered, coolly.

"This evening has provided me with quite as pleasant society as ever I should wish for." Selina beamed upon him.
"Oh, Mr.Brooks, you are terrible.

You do say such things!" she declared, archly.
Louise laughed a little hardly.
"We mustn't take too much to ourselves, dear," she said.