I don't care for her, nor she for me.

Why should I put myself out for her?
What claim has she on me that I should displease myself to please her ?" "Let us see," said Denham, ruminatingly.

"Miss Delano's pleasure against Miss Vernor's displeasure, or _vice versa, Miss Vernor's pleasure against Miss Delano's displeasure.

Yes; the balance of pleasure remains quite the same whichever lady has it.

Apart from principle, the logic is unanswerable." "It is admirable," commented De Forest.