"A thoroughly sulky character—perverting everything. Making the good, bad—and the bad, good."
"The people who lay all their sins negligences and ignorances, on Providence."
"The man who marries his cook at last, after being so desperately knowing about the sex."
"The swell establishment, frightfully mean and miserable in all but the 'reception rooms.' Those very showy."
"B. tells M. what my opinion is of his work, &c. Quoting the man you have once spoken to as if he had talked a life's talk in two minutes."