"I didn't see the notice. There isn't much in the book, certainly, as far as I have looked at it. I should have said that violent censure or violent praise would be equally thrown away upon it. One doesn't want to break a butterfly on the wheel;--especially a friendly butterfly."
"As to the friendship, it should be kept separate. That's my idea," said Mr. Alf, moving away.
"I'll never forget what you've done for me,--never!" said Lady Carbury, holding Mr. Broune's hand for a moment, as she whispered to him.
"Nothing more than my duty," said he, smiling.

"I didn't see the notice. There isn't much in the book, certainly. I should have said that violent censure or violent praise would be equally thrown away upon it. One doesn't want to break a butterfly on the wheel; especially a friendly butterfly."
"The friendship should be kept separate," said Mr. Alf.
"I'll never forget what you've done for me - never!" said Lady Carbury, holding Mr. Broune's hand.
"Nothing more than my duty," said he, smiling.
