But there must be schools where they wouldn't charge very much." "Oh--ah--of course, you'll want money for that," said the duke heavily.
Pollyooly gave a little skip as of one removing an unpleasant matter from her mind, and said cheerfully: "And anyhow I should have to go on the stage.

Ronald and I couldn't get married if I didn't." "I keep telling you that he's going to marry Marion," said the duke very firmly indeed.
His insistence on this fact did not seem to impair Pollyooly's cheerful serenity, for after a thoughtful pause she skipped again and said: "Oh, well: if I'm actually on the stage, I expect it would be all right.

There must be other heirs of peers." The duke looked down on her and said bitterly: "I'm hanged if _I_ know what the world's coming to!".