"Lord Cantrip."
"Hardly so, Cora. But Lord Cantrip goes out with Mr. Gresham. They will always cling together."
"You used to like Mr. Mildmay."
"Mr. Mildmay,—yes! If there could be a Mr. Mildmay in the Cabinet, this trouble would not come upon my shoulders."
"Then I'm very glad that there can't be a Mr. Mildmay. Why shouldn't there be as good fish in the sea as ever were caught out of it?"
"When you've got a good fish you like to make as much of it as you can."
"I suppose Mr. Monk will join you."
"I think we shall ask him. But I am not prepared to discuss men's names as yet."
"You must discuss them with the Duke immediately."
"Probably;—but I had better discuss them with him before I fix my own mind by naming them even to you."