"To do what?" said Lady Glencora.
"To study;--or rather I shall spend to-day in sitting down and considering what I will study. My cousin has just been telling me that I ought to do something."
"So you ought," said Iphigenia energetically from her writing-desk.
"But he didn't seem to have any clear opinion what it ought to be. You see there can't be two Chancellors of the Exchequer at the same time. Mrs. Sparkes, what ought a young man like me to set about doing?"
"Go into Parliament, I should say," said Mrs. Sparkes.

Or rather, I shall sit down and consider what I should study. My cousin has just been telling me that I ought to do something."
"So you ought," said Iphigenia energetically from her writing-desk.
"But he didn't have any clear idea what. Mrs. Sparkes, what ought a young man like me to set about doing?"
"Go into Parliament, I should say," said Mrs. Sparkes.
