"Then Mr. Whitstable may keep himself at home at Toodlam and not trouble his head at all about me or my husband. I'm sure I shan't trouble myself as to what a poor creature like that may think about me. George Whitstable knows as much about London as I do about the moon."
"He has always been in county society," said Sophia, "and was staying only the other day at Lord Cantab's."
"Then there were two fools together," said Georgiana, who at this moment was very unhappy.
"Mr. Whitstable is an excellent young man, and I am sure he will make your sister happy; but as for Mr. Brehgert,--I can't bear to have his name mentioned in my hearing."
"Then, mamma, it had better not be mentioned. At any rate it shan't be mentioned again by me." Having so spoken, Georgiana bounced out of the room and did not meet her mother and sister again till she came down into the drawing-room before dinner.

"Then Mr. Whitstable may keep himself at home at Toodlam and not trouble his head about us. I'm sure I shan't trouble myself as to what a poor creature like that may think about me. George Whitstable knows as much about London as I do about the moon."
"Mr. Whitstable is an excellent young man, and I am sure he will make your sister happy; but as for Mr. Brehgert - I can't bear to hear his name mentioned."
"Then it shan't be mentioned again by me." Georgiana bounced out of the room and did not meet her mother and sister again till she came down before dinner.
