You are not exactly up to the mark, either.
What weather! What a place to live in, this London, in winter! It would be a little better down at Finden.' 'A good deal better, I should think.

If the weather were bad, it would be bad in a natural way; but this is artificial misery.' 'I don't let it affect me much,' said Milvain.

'Just of late I have been in remarkably good spirits.

I'm doing a lot of work.

No end of work--more than I've ever done.' 'I am very glad.' 'Where are your out-of-door things?
I think there's a ladies' vestry somewhere, isn't there ?' 'Oh yes.' 'Then will you go and get ready?
I'll wait for you in the hall.