"If I marry an interesting woman I shall be interested:is that what you say?" Lord Warburton asked. "I＇m not at all keen about marrying—your son misrepresented me; but there＇s no knowing what an interesting woman might do with me."
"I should like to see your idea of an interesting woman," said his friend.
"My dear fellow, you can＇t see ideas—especially such highly ethereal ones as mine. If I could only see it myself—that would be a great step in advance."