H. B. Marriott Watson,
Diogenes of London (collection…
(1893)
“ That smile of hers, in truth the significant index of a kindly heart, and those admirable affections, its necessary expression, are of such a ruthless sanity that it is not possible to be fully just to them upon a longer acquaintance. They appear a mockery which are but her inborn grace. For she herself is without guile or evil purpose, untouched of diablerie, open-souled, gay, light of heart, serene, indifferent, the most natural, self-revealed, unhesitating idol of this world. ”
