She was eloquent truly, and a picture of grace and girlish dignity, even when she was most vigorous.

Nothing could have been more militant than her denunciation of militancy.
"She's an actual wonder," Fred said, when the two had got back to Mrs.
Meigs's, afterward.

"Don't you look at me like that: I'm talkin' about her as a public character, and there's nothin' personal about it.

You let me alone." Ramsey was not clear as to his duty.

"Well--" "If any person makes a public speech," Fred protested, "I got a perfect right to discuss 'em, no matter what you think of 'em"-- and he added hastily--"or _don't_ think of 'em!" "Look here--" "Good heavens!" Fred exclaimed.