"So it does. If I were a man, I'm sure I shouldn't like my wife to drive horses about London."
"And why not? Just because you'd be a tyrant,--like other husbands? What's the harm of looking fast, if one doesn't do anything improper? Poor Dandy, and dear Flirt! I'm sure they'd like it."
"Perhaps Mr. Palliser doesn't care for that?"
"I can tell you something else he doesn't care for. He doesn't care whether Dandy's mistress likes it."

"So it is. If I were a man, I wouldn't like my wife to drive horses about London."
"Why not? Just because you'd be a tyrant, like other husbands? But Mr. Palliser doesn't care about what I want."
