I tell you we must be careful; I tell you we must keep our eyes open.

And so much the better for Her.

And so much the better for Us." Mrs.Presty's wise and wary advice (presented unfavorably, it must be owned, through her inveterately quaint way of expressing herself) failed to produce the right impression on her daughter's mind.

Mrs.Linley replied in the tone of a person who was unaffectedly shocked.
"Oh, mamma, I never knew you so unjust before! You can't have heard all that Miss Westerfield said to me.

You don't know her, as I know her.