"Must you really go?" i.e., "About time—you're the last but one."
"Now mind—this is Liberty Hall—I always think true hospitality is, letting people do just what they like;" i.e., "If he's late for breakfast—and IF he shirks driving with Mrs. MORSON!"
"We lunch at half-past one. But don't trouble to be punctual. Quite a moveable feast;" i.e., "If he's unpunctual, he won't forget it."
"Such a lovely drive I want to take you this afternoon;" i.e., "Must pay that call to-day."
"Going to-morrow? Oh, do stay—we had looked forward to quite a week more. Can't you alter it?" i.e., "Quite safe. Know he's got to go."
"Such a sweet girl to have in the house!" i.e., "Slaves for her from morning till night."
