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When Burton was dressinglady!" he said--

Burton always speaks of her as the "young lady"--he never makes a

mistake about class

Suzette for hiht

about her boy's noisy, tiresome rackety school friends--necessary evils

to be put up with for the boy's sake--The fluffies he announces always

by their full titles--"Madame la Comtesse"--etc, etc, with a face of

stone Nina and the one or two other Englishwomen he is politely

respectful to, but to Miss Sharp he is absolutely reverential--she ot wet through yesterday," I

hazarded--

"He's that delicate," Burton re more about the family than I do after all--!

"How did you knoas delicate, Burton, or even that Miss Sharp had a

brother?"

"I don't exactly know, Sir Nicholas--it's co lady don't talk"

"How did you guess, then?"

"I've seen her anxious when I've brought in her tray--so pardon Miss, but can I do anything