“Just because I am not clever, and that is all you think of. Nobody in the world but you cares for cleverness.”
“On the contrary, I consider you are clever, in your way—very smart indeed. But you were talking of breaking hearts—that edifying amusement into the merits of which I don’t quite enter; pray on whom does your vanity lead you to think you have done execution tonight?”
She approached her lips to my ear—“Isidore and Alfred de Hamal are both here,” she whispered.
“Oh! they are? I should like to see them.”
“There’s a dear creature! your curiosity is roused at last. Follow me, I will point them out.”