"Yes; it went off very pleasantly." This she said in that tone of voice which clearly implies that the speaker is not thinking of the words spoken.
"And Kate has now left you?"
"Yes; she is with her aunt, at the seaside."
"So I understand;--and your cousin George?"
"I never know much of George's movements. He may be in Town, but I have not seen him since I came back."

"Yes; very pleasantly." This she said as if not thinking of it.
"And Kate has now left you?"
"Yes; she is with her aunt, at the seaside."
"And your cousin George?"
"I never know much of George's movements. He may be in town, but I have not seen him since I came back. 