Terry had been in the house not quite two hours, and I am sure that a third person, looking on, would have picked me out for the stranger.

Terry's way of being at home in any surroundings was absolutely inimitable.

Had he ever had occasion to visit Windsor Castle I am sure that he would have set about immediately making King Edward feel at home.
He appeared in the library in the course of half an hour with the apology: "I hope you didn't mind being turned out.

Servants are sometimes embarrassed, you know, about telling the truth before any of the family." "You didn't get much truth out of Solomon," I retorted.
"I don't know that I did," Terry admitted with a laugh.

"There are the elements of a good reporter in Solomon; he has an imagination which I respect.