This kind of thing always turns up at last.
She's a very good kind of a woman, and the daughter is all that she ought to be." "Of course she'll be flirting with Anderson." Anderson was one of the two mounted attaches.
"Anderson will know how to look after himself," said Sir Magnus.

"At any rate they must come.

They have never troubled us before, and we ought to put up with them once." "But, my dear, what is all this about her brother ?" "She won't bring her brother with her." "How can you be sure of that ?" said the anxious lady.
"He is dying, and can't be moved." "But that son of his--Mountjoy.

It's altogether a most distressing story.

He turns out to be nobody after all, and now he has disappeared, and the papers for an entire month were full of him.