I always go to Peggy Lovell when I'm bothered.
There--Mrs.Lovell! Mistress Lovell! Madame! my Princess Lovell, if you want me to pronounce respectable titles to her name.

You're too proud to ask a woman to help you, ain't you, Ned ?" "No," said Edward, mildly.

"In some cases their wits are keen enough.
One doesn't like to drag her into such a business." "Hm," went Algernon.

"I don't think she's so innocent of it as you fancy." "She's very clever," said Edward.
"She's awfully clever!" cried Algernon.

He paused to give room for more praises of her, and then pursued: "She's so kind.