"You think some one may come along whom you may like better. Well, that＇s very likely," said Mr.Touchett, who appeared to wish to show his kindness to the girl by easing off her decision, as it were, and昀nding cheerful reasons for it.
"I don＇t care if I don＇t meet any one else. I like Lord Warburton quite well enough." she fell into that appearance of a sudden change of point of view with which she sometimes startled and even displeased her interlocutors.
Her uncle, however, seemed proof against either of these impressions. "He＇s a very fine man," he resumed in a tone which might have passed for that of encouragement. "His letter was one of the pleasantest I＇ve received for some weeks. I suppose one of the reasons I liked it was that it was all about you; that is all except the part that was about himself. I suppose he told you all that."