"I would go round, making sick people well."
"Beautiful, ain't it?" said Judy. "O we have such lots of goodness in our house, you wouldn't know it; and I don't know it my self. Fact is, it confuses me."
"Bill Langridge?"
"Governor of the State,"—called out Bill in reply.
"Why don't you say 'Sultan of Muscat,' at once?"
"Don't know Muscat—and don't care about governing where I'm a stranger. Might make mistakes, you see."
"Well—what's the good in being Governor of the State?—to you?"
"Having things my own way, don't you see? and at top of everything."
"There's the President, and all his secretaries," said Norton.
"They're not in my way. In the State, you know, nobody is over the Governor."