I didn't mean you in particular." "Mr.Finn is such a thorough politician that he will never forgive you," said Lady Laura.
"Yes, I will," said Phineas, "and I'll convert him some day.

If he does come into the House, Lady Laura, I suppose he'll come on the right side ?" "I'll never go into the House, as you call it," said Lord Chiltern.
"But, I'll tell you what; I shall be very happy if you'll dine with me to-morrow at Moroni's.

They give you a capital little dinner at Moroni's, and they've the best Chateau Yquem in London." "Do," said Lady Laura, in a whisper.

"Oblige me." Phineas was engaged to dine with one of the Vice-Chancellors on the day named.

He had never before dined at the house of this great law luminary, whose acquaintance he had made through Mr.Low, and he had thought a great deal of the occasion.