The two girls were second cousins.
"You don't care for the Kennedys, I know."
"I don't mind them."
"That doesn't mean liking."
"No; I suppose not. I don't think I care for a great many people!" reflectively.
"A great many! My dear, whom do you really and honestly like, out of your own proper circle? Except Cyril, and Jem, and I suppose ourselves?"
"Mrs. Villiers. And lots of poor people."
"You have not seen Mrs. Villiers for close upon four years. You were an infant then."
"I don't forget."
"No—I believe that! Jean, I declare, I won't have you so frightfully unsociable. You ought to like people more. My father says there is something nice in everybody, if only one is willing to see it."