"How can you be so damnably rude ?" he said, turning upon his wife.

"What objection have you to my singing duets with Miss Wylie ?" "Nice language that!" said Jane.

"I never said I objected; and you have no right to drag her away to the piano just when she is going to write a letter for me." "I do not wish Miss Wylie to do anything except what pleases her best.
It seems to me that writing letters to your tradespeople cannot be a very pleasant occupation." "Pray don't mind me," said Agatha.

"It is not the least trouble to me.

I used to write all Jane's letters for her at school.