"Why shouldn't I have something to say to you?"
"Because--. Oh, you know why. Besides, I've told you ever so often, my lord. I thought a gentleman would never go on with a lady when the lady has told him that she liked somebody else better."
"Perhaps I don't believe you when you tell me."
"Well; that is impudent! You may believe it then. I think I've given you reason to believe it, at any rate."
"You can't be very fond of him now, I should think."

"Why shouldn't I have something to say to you?"
"Because - oh, you know why. Besides, I've told you ever so often that I liked somebody else better."
"Perhaps I don't believe you."
"Well; that is impudent! I've given you reason to believe it, at any rate."
"You can't be very fond of him now, I should think."
