Then she's only a young, thoughtless girl yet, you know.

Indeed, Mr.Gusher, if it was not that she is so intellectual--I say this out of respect to her father, whose intellectual qualities she inherits--I should feel alarmed about her.

Indeed I should.

She is so much admired.

And there is nothing spoils a young, ardent girl so much as admiration." Chapman now entered the room and suggested that Mr.Gusher, their guest, must be very much fatigued after so arduous an expedition.