Gentleman by Dinah Maria Mulock Craik]@TWC D-Link book Gentleman 12/26 "What attendants had she ?" "Her own maid, and our man Laplace. Nay, don't be alarmed, excellent and faithful gouvernante! I assure you your fair ex-pupil is quite safe. The furore about her has considerably abated since the heiress-hunters at Bath discovered the melancholy fact that Miss March--" "Pardon me," interrupted the other; "we are among strangers. I assure you I am quite satisfied about my dear child." "What a charming thing is affectionate fidelity," observed her ladyship, turning once more to John, with a sweet, lazy dropping of the eyelids. They resumed their conversation--at least, she did, talking volubly; satisfied with monosyllabic answers. |