[Lord Ormont and his Aminta by George Meredith]@TWC D-Link bookLord Ormont and his Aminta CHAPTER XIII 15/43
To preserve propriety, as they call it.
Her niece doesn't stoop to any of those tricks, I 'm told. I like her for that.' Weyburn was roused: 'I think you would like Lady Ormont, if you knew her, my lady.' 'The chances of my liking the young woman are not in the dice-box.
You call her Lady Ormont: you are not one of the servants.
Don't call her Lady Ormont to me.' 'It is her title, Lady Charlotte.' She let fly a broadside at him. 'You are one of the woman's dupes.
I thought you had brains.
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