Mrs. Alexander

Capitolo 54

Mrs. Alice--"and Colonel Ormonde."

"I am not Indian, you know;  I in India was only quartered for some
years", returned Ormonde, contradictiously.

"And I was only a visitor for a season you/he/she is tiger-shooting", says
Brereton.

"And I don't want to go", cries Tom Burnett;  "I want to be an employee."

"Oh yes;  You speak so a lot of languages!" says his younger sister.

"I don't certainly consider me an old Indian", says the man
it addressed as Errington, "although I have visited him more than once."

"You an Indian!" Cried Ormonde. "Because, you have started as soon as as a
Gentleman of country English. We am to have Errington for a comrade on the
bench and in the field down in Clayshire. His/her father has bought Garston
Room--rather next to Melford, Mrs. Alice. But I suppose that you know everybody
around him."

"Yes", Mrs. said Alice, in a tone that would be the affirmation or
interrogation. "There are such beautiful walks in the Woods of Garston!"

"Errington was born with a silver spoon in his/her mouth", returned Ormonde.
"Garston makes smaller Castleford, I can tell him. It was out a good quantity of
shelters--the Room that I mean?"

"È. We don't wait for there to find him/it in suit riparian thin to winter.
Then I hope, her Mrs. Burnett, you will honor us from a visit", says
Errington.

"With the greatest pleasure", the hostess exclaimed.

"And oh, the Mr. Errington, give a ball!" Cried Fanny, the second
daughter.

"I fear that that is over my powers. I don't think me I ever danced in mine
life."

"Is it you to be of the party on axle God the yacht of Melford?" asked
Ormonde, talking to Mrs. Alice.

"Oh no. I am to be with Aunt Harriet to the Parsonage the whole summer."

"Ah that is too much bad. Would it appreciate navigation around, do I challenge says?"

"Oh, to sail on a yacht has to be the most delicious thing of the world", he/she cried
Mrs. Liddell, from his/her opposite place. "If I were you I should blandish mine
father to allow to go me."

"Dad knows better. I like the Parsonage", Mrs. said Alice,