He had a whimsical humor and a dash of reckless gallantry.

He was supposed to be in disgrace, but she had cause to know that he was compassionate and chivalrous.
"You haven't been with us long," she said, "but we shall be duller when you have gone." "That's nice to hear; but it's with mixed feelings that one leaves friends behind.

I've lost some good ones." "I can imagine your making others easily; but haven't you retained one or two?
I think, for instance, you could count on Mrs.Keith." "Ah! I owe a good deal to her.

A little charity, such as she shows, goes a very long way." Millicent did not answer, and he watched her as she sat looking out into the distance with grave brown eyes.

Her face was gentle; he thought there was pity for him in it, and he felt strongly drawn to her; but he remembered that he was a man with a tainted name and must travel a lonely road.
Some of the others joined them, and soon afterward they walked down the winding road to the city.