He actually suggested that he should do the washing-up this morning!" "That's the best thing I've ever heard of Godfrey Radmore," exclaimed Miss Pendarth.

"I sincerely hope--forgive me for saying so, Janet--that there's really nothing between him and Enid Crofton.

I should be sorry for my worst enemy to marry that woman, if the things I was told about her were true." "I don't believe that he is thinking of her, consciously--" Janet Tosswill spoke slowly, choosing her words.
"Of course she's making a dead set at him.

But there's safety in numbers, even here," observed the other, grimly.

"I hear that your Jack simply lives at The Trellis House.