"There is a thing they call 'incompatibility of temper'-- and married people sign a paper at the lawyer's and promise never to trouble each other again as long as they both live.

And they're readier to do it in Scotland than they are in England.

That's what you mean--isn't it ?" Mr.Sarrazin found it necessary to reassume his professional character.
"No, indeed, madam," he said, "I should be unworthy of your confidence if I proposed nothing better than that.

You can only secure the sole possession of little Kitty by getting the help of a judge--" "Get it at once," Mrs.Linley interposed.
"And you can only prevail on the judge to listen to you," Mr.Sarrazin proceeded, "in one way.

Summon your courage, madam.