"You are more used to Fanny than to me," she remarked ere long. "I should think my attendance must seem strange, officious?"
"No; quite natural, and very soothing. You must have been accustomed to wait on sick people, ma'am. You move about the room so softly, and you speak so quietly, and touch me so gently."
"I am dexterous in nothing, my dear. You will often find me awkward, but never negligent."

"You are more used to Fanny than to me," she remarked. "I should think my attendance must seem strange?"
"No; quite natural, and very soothing. You must be used to waiting on sick people, ma'am. You move so softly and gently."
"I am dexterous in nothing, my dear. You will often find me awkward, but never negligent."
