Booth Tarkington and Harry Leon Wilson, Foreign Exchange (Tarkington and Wilson… (1910)
“ Hardy wondered, with considerable curiosity, what was to come next. “My dear sir,” began the prince, fixing his ferretlike, beady eyes upon the other's face, “there need be no more little lost dogs between us two. I know that you are acquainted with all these disagreeable absurdities which have taken place here. I comprehend how you regard them. By your action the other night, when you prevented a very foolish woman from doing a very foolish thing, I saw that you understood our point of view and sympathized with it. It is a relief to meet an intelligent man to whom one can speak freely. ”
