She never asked her husband what he would have for dinner.

When he was ready to go out with her, she was always ready too.

She never gave one true reason, and kept back a truer--possibly there was not room for two thoughts at once in her brain.

She never screwed down a dependent; never kept small tradespeople waiting for their money; never refused a reasonable request.

In fact, she was a stuffed bag of virtues; the bag was of no great size, but neither were the virtues insignificant.