"You look better, Conny, than when I last saw you."
"Oh, I'm all right. There's nothing the matter with me but too many parties."
"I think dancing has agreed with you."
"I don't know about dancing. I have taken to sitting in conservatories under pink lamps. That is better sport, and far more becoming to the complexion."
"I shouldn't play that game, Conny. It never ends well."
"Indeed it does. Often in St. George's, Hanover Square. You are shocked, but I do not contemplate matrimony just at present. But I see you agree with Chastelard—
"'I do not like this manner of a dance;
This game of two and two; it were much better
To mix between the dances, than to sit,