‘Where the devil have you been?’ ‘Consorting with a nun in the gardens. “I wonder,” she said, “why one writes him sentences like that? It’ll have to go,” she decided, “I’ve written too many already. There is Lady Arlingford’s reception to-night, ten till twelve, and the Hatton House ball, marked with a cross, sir, important. Though I’ll wager she used this passage, and we certainly ought to investigate it. They were properly brought up, and sat still and straight, and took the luck fate brought them as gentlewomen should.
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