"Mamma!" shouted Georgiana. Was there to be treachery not only on the part of their natural adversary, who, adversary though he was, had bound himself to terms by a treaty, but treachery also in their own camp!
"My dear, what can we do?" said Lady Pomona.
"Do!" Georgiana was now going to speak out plainly. "Make him understand that we are not going to be sat upon like that. I'll do something, if that's going to be the way of it. If he treats me like that I'll run off with the first man that will take me, let him be who it may."

"Mamma!" shouted Georgiana, outraged by her treachery.
"My dear, what can we do?" said Lady Pomona.
"Do! Make him understand that we are not going to be sat upon like that. I'll do something! If he treats me like that I'll run off with the first man that will take me."
