"A person."
"What an answer! And what an expression! I suppose the name of the person is a profound secret?"
"It has been a secret for some time," said Vanbrugh.
"Oh!—then you have a faithful disposition?" asked Dolly with a laugh.
"I hope so," answered Vanbrugh, smiling.
"Any other virtues?"
"Lots," he laughed in his turn.
"I am so glad."
"Why?"
"Virtue makes people so nice and safe," said Dolly, "and helps them to bear misfortune, and to do almost everything except enjoy themselves."