"I don＇t care much for these European potatoes.I shouldn＇t know you from an ordinary American gentleman."
"Do talk to me as if I were one," said Lord Warburton. "I don＇t see how you manage to get on without potatoes; you must find so few things to eat over here."
Henrietta was silent a little; there was a chance he was not sincere. "I＇ve had hardly any appetite since I＇ve been here," she went on at last; "so it doesn＇t much matter. I don＇t approve of you, you know; I feel as if I ought to tell you that."