A WOMAN OF
ACT II.
HESTER
I am afraid you think I spoke too strongly, Lady Hunstanton. But there are some things in England
LADY HUNSTANTON
My dear young lady, there was a great deal of truth, I dare say, in what you said, and you looked very pretty while you said it, which is much more important, Lord Illingworth would tell us. The only point where I thought you were a little hard was about Lady Caroline's brother, about poor Lord Henry. He is really such good company.
[Enter Footman.]
Take Mrs. Arbuthnot's things.[Exit Footman with wraps.]
HESTER
Lady Caroline, I had no idea it was your brother. I am sorry for the pain I must have caused you—I
LADY CAROLINE
My dear Miss Worsley, the only part of
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