"I don＇t care if I don＇t meet any one else. I like Lord Warburton quite well enough." she fell into that appearance of a sudden change of point of view with which she sometimes startled and even displeased her interlocutors.
Her uncle, however, seemed proof against either of these impressions. "He＇s a very fine man," he resumed in a tone which might have passed for that of encouragement. "His letter was one of the pleasantest I＇ve received for some weeks. I suppose one of the reasons I liked it was that it was all about you; that is all except the part that was about himself. I suppose he told you all that."