It was only for a week-end. But my aunt said, "I can't help likin' her, my dear boy... But she ought not to have come down here with you..." And her old housekeeper said, "Ours is a respectable house, Mister Richard and I 'opes I don't live to see such go

It was Only for a Week-end. But my aunt said, "I can't help likin' her, my dear boy... But she ought not to have come down here with you..." And her old housekeeper said, "Ours is a respectable house, Mister Richard and I 'opes I don't live to see such goin's-on again." And her old butler sniffed himself to a snivel and gave notice. And I heard her old maid say "And if you please, I finds that young lady rummagin' round in her ladyship's wardrobe." And her old parlour-maid replied, "But did you see my drawing-room this morning?" And I heard her old gardener say, "Walks all over my beds and then stands makin' eyes at me!" And her old chauffeur retorted, "That's nothin' to drivin' to church in my car (with her leddyship there too!) A-sittin' as bold as brass on Mister Richard's knee"—and all this because of—my Belinda.

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It was Only for a Week-end. But my aunt said, "I can't help likin' her, my dear boy... But she ought not to have come down here with you..." And her old housekeeper said, "Ours is a respectable house, Mister Richard and I 'opes I don't live to see such goin's-on again." And her old butler sniffed himself to a snivel and gave notice. And I heard her old maid say "And if you please, I finds that young lady rummagin' round in her ladyship's wardrobe." And her old parlour-maid replied, "But did you see my drawing-room this morning?" And I heard her old gardener say, "Walks all over my beds and then stands makin' eyes at me!" And her old chauffeur retorted, "That's nothin' to drivin' to church in my car (with her leddyship there too!) A-sittin' as bold as brass on Mister Richard's knee"—and all this because of—my Belinda.