Note 2 — Chapter VI
Reading edition
These ladies were Irish. The remark hardly applies to English ladies, certainly not unless you meet them domestically. The English in their homes, and the English “in company,” are singularly opposite characters.
Reading edition
These ladies were Irish. The remark hardly applies to English ladies, certainly not unless you meet them domestically. The English in their homes, and the English “in company,” are singularly opposite characters.