She is a quiet, silent woman, whom it is impossible to offend.

Her husband has found out from experience that nothing pains her; but, on the other hand, there is nothing that can make her happy.

And her whole face, her whole figure, seems to express but one wish, but one desire--the longing to be under the sod as soon as possible." "Poor lady!" "And she is also tormented by the knowledge that every pretty face she sees will cause her misery involuntarily; for her husband pays his court to every one of them in her presence.

She was esteemed a great beauty once upon a time; but care and sorrow have made her quite old within the last two years." "Poor lady!" sighed Fanny.
"And now let me introduce you to Madame George Malnay.

Beware of her.
She will be eternally flattering you, in the hope that some secret, some unguarded word may escape you.