Alice had now become so intimate with Lady Glencora that she did not scruple to read her wise lectures,--telling her that she allowed herself to think too much of little things,--and too much also of some big things. "As regards Mr. Bott," said Alice, "I think you should bear it as though there were no such person."

"As regards Mr. Bott," said Alice, "I think you should bear it as though there were no such person."
