Chapter

 1     X|       examination. What could her ladyship have to ask him? He devoutly
 2     X|         in the world; even if her ladyship should require him to leap
 3     X|          eyes.~ ~"What is it your ladyship deigns to command?" he inquired,
 4     X|           above my merits by your ladyship's boundless favour, and
 5     X|         when I am able to do your ladyship any service, however small.
 6     X|       respect I bear towards your ladyship - - ~"I like the first word
 7     X|           of the same age as your ladyship; not so beautiful, but she
 8     X|        the business in hand, your ladyship - before I proceed to answer
 9     X|       that I should speak to your ladyship at all concerning those
10     X|           it? - towards whom your ladyship cannot feel the fullest
11     X|          quite desirable for your ladyship to have any intimate relations
12     X|           as will respond to your ladyship's goodness and tenderness
13     X|           be such persons as your ladyship would not care about knowing."~ ~"
14     X|         one of those in whom your ladyship can repose your confidence
15     X|        lady young?"~ ~"About your ladyship's own age."~ ~"And is she
16   XII|   constantly in attendance on her ladyship, and fulfil all her wishes;
17  XIII|            I am not jealous, your ladyship; that is the one little
18  XIII|          Actæon."~ ~"To give your ladyship cause to conduct yourself
19   XVI|          to the company that your ladyship does not dance, but what
20   XVI|         hands. "Will it bore your ladyship if we have a little talk
21   XVI|     rumour is that?"~ ~"That your ladyship intends to spend the coming
22  XVII|    something.~ ~"Ah, if only your ladyship were acquainted with them!"~ ~
23  XVII| inquiringly.~ ~"Yes, if only your ladyship knew the flowers, not merely
24  XVII|      fallen.~ ~"And now will your ladyship look at those two maples