It took time, though, for Syd's pretty wife was in the habit of making slangy slips redolent of the music-hall, as, for instance, when she made Lady Tilborough and the doctor, who both petted her and Syd, laugh till they wiped their eyes, by saying of Lady Lisle-- "Oh, yes, she's ever so good to me, and I love her down to the ground; but she's such a caution, don'tcherknow!" End of Project Gutenberg's Sir Hilton's Sin, by George Manville Fenn