“After Jingle and McGinty had gone Judy asked Pat how she and her boy-friend had got on. Boy-friend was not so insulting as beau. Pat, hauling in a big word to impress Judy, condescended to remark haughtily, “We entertained each other very well.” “Oh, oh, I’m not doubting it. Sure and ye’ve picked a pretty good one for yer first. Ye can see there’s brading behind him.” Judy was always so strong on breeding. “He’s dreadful awkward, Judy.” Pat thought if she criticised him she might convince Judy ...there was nothing in this beau business. “Didn’t you see how he run into the door when he was coming out of the dining-room and begged its pardon?” “Oh, oh, that’s why I’m saying he’s a gintleman. Wud inny one else have begged a dure’s pardon?” “But he was so stupid he thought it was a person he’d run into.” “Oh, oh, he isn’t that stupid. No, no, me jewel, he’s nobody’s fool, that lad. And he’s rale mannerly. He et his broth widout trying to swally the spoon and it’s meself has niver been able to tache Siddy that yet.”MoreLessRead More Read Less
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