"No; I wasn't. If I'd really been fond of her I suppose it would have come off. I should have had her safe enough to America, if I'd cared about it." This was Sir Felix's view of the matter.
"Come into the smoking-room, Dolly," said Nidderdale. "I can stand most things, and I try to stand everything; but, by George, that fellow is such a cad that I cannot stand him. You and I are bad enough,--but I don't think we're so heartless as Carbury."

"No; I wasn't. If I'd really been fond of her I should have had her safe to America," said Sir Felix.
"Come into the smoking-room, Dolly," said Nidderdale. "I can stand most things, but, by George, that fellow is such a cad that I cannot stand him. You and I are bad enough, but I don't think we're so heartless as Carbury."
