He is staying at the Holland House, but spends his time with the Rawdons, old and young; the young one is a beauty, you know." "Do you think so?
She is a good deal at our house.

I suppose the fellow has some pretentions.

Judge Rawdon will be a man hard to satisfy with a son-in-law." "I fancy his daughter will take that subject in her own hand.

She looks like a girl of spirit; and this man is not as handsome as most Englishmen." "Not if you judge him by bulk, but women want more than mere bulk; he has an air of breeding you can't mistake, and he looks clever." "His name is Mostyn.

I have heard him spoken of.