She's also good with really stubborn stains-and never singes the cuffs."
"Tempest, Midsummer Night's Dream, Macbeth," I muttered, counting them off on my fingers."Where's the fourth?"
"Henry VI, part one, act four, scene one: 'Hedge-born Swaine.'"
"I always thought that was an insult, not a hedgehog. Swaine can be a country lad just as easily as a pig-perhaps more so."
"well", sighs Snell,"we've given her the benefit of the doubt-it helps with the indignity of being used as a croquet ball in Alice. Don't mention Tolstoy or Berlin when she's about, either-conversation with Tiggy is easier when you avoid talk of theoretical sociological divisions and stick to the question of washing temperatures for woolens."
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"Tempest, Midsummer Night's Dream, Macbeth," I muttered, counting them off on my fingers."Where's the fourth?"
"Henry VI, part one, act four, scene one: 'Hedge-born Swaine.'"
"I always thought that was an insult, not a hedgehog. Swaine can be a country lad just as easily as a pig-perhaps more so."
"well", sighs Snell,"we've given her the benefit of the doubt-it helps with the indignity of being used as a croquet ball in Alice. Don't mention Tolstoy or Berlin when she's about, either-conversation with Tiggy is easier when you avoid talk of theoretical sociological divisions and stick to the question of washing temperatures for woolens."
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