"I should like to know what takes you away," said she.
"I daresay," said he, smiling.
"I shouldn't wonder if I know," said she.
"I daresay you might guess," said he.
Could anything be more wooden than this perpetual "said he, said she," which I have accentuated by putting into italics? Now, observe the difference when you read the following:—
Observed Silver.
Cried the Cook.
Returned Morgan.
Said Another.
Agreed Silver.