"You will not dare to play with Kitty."—p. 203.
"None. I love once and for ever."
"If I believed that to be true, I should be sorry for you."
"It is true, mother."
She waved him off contemptuously.
"It is true of a few people in this world, but you are not one of them."
"Mere assertion is nothing."
"Are you engaged to this—this young woman?" She brought the words out with a jerk.
"In honour, yes; formally, no."
"Ah, then you will go away, and I shall have my own time for telling Kitty."