"But I've got something to tell you," said Lady Glencora, when they had already been there some twenty minutes. "Sit down opposite to me, and look at the fire while I look at you."
"Is it anything terrible?"
"It's nothing wrong."
"Oh, Lady Glencora, if it's--"
"I won't have you call me Lady Glencora. Don't I call you Alice? Why are you so unkind to me? I have not come to you now asking you to do for me anything that you ought not to do."

"But I've got something to tell you," said Lady Glencora. "Look at the fire while I say it."
"Is it anything terrible?"
"It's nothing wrong."
"Oh, Lady Glencora, if it's-"
"Don't call me Lady Glencora. Don't I call you Alice? Why are you so unkind? I am not asking you to do anything that you ought not to do."
