W. Pett Ridge, Love at Paddington — Chapter 8 (1912)
“ Bulpert had gone; there was also the comfortable fact that she felt sufficiently tired to go straight to bed. Bunny, at Great Titchfield Street, on the occasions when she herself had to depart and leave Madame and Miss Higham together, was a picture of woeful apprehension; if she managed to gain the private ear of the girl, she reminded her that no good ever yet came to one who failed to keep a solemn promise."Don't you worry," answered Gertie. "I'm not a parrot." ”
