W. Pett Ridge, A Determined Young Person (1895)
“ There was no harm in being polite to so old a woman. "And now zere is but one zing to be done." She felt in the bosom of her dress and looked anxiously at the clock. "Oh," said Northfleet. "It's not really finished yet, then." "Ah," said the Sister of Mercy, "allevays the merry one of the party. You like my disguise, eh?" She had a small canvas bag in her hands. "Oh, I think it capital," said Frank Northfleet, with an amused air. "You look exceedingly well in it; but I must take my seat in the train." ”
