'Are you mistaking this for Hyde Park ?' He bowed and smiled.
'I usually walk here in the mornings,' he said.
'You surprise me,' she returned.

'I thought I was the only person in London who preferred the Embankment, with this view of the river, to the dustiness of Hyde Park.

I can't imagine how it is that London will never take exercise anywhere except in that ridiculous Park.

Now, if they had Central Park--' 'I think the Embankment is the finest spot in all London,' he said.
She leaned a little out of the landau, bringing her face nearer to his.
'I do believe we are kindred spirits, you and I,' she murmured; and then, 'Au revoir, Prince!' 'One moment, Miss Racksole.' His quick tones had a note of entreaty.
'I am in a hurry,' she fibbed; 'I am not merely taking exercise this morning.

You have no idea how busy we are.' 'Ah! then I will not trouble you.