Not to me who ‘ ave seen a Lord married in Hengland . Mrs. Haustin ! A good many ‘ appens to be ‘ aving the sense to be going now . ‘ E 's glad to get ‘ er ! Mrs. Cullingham do n't seem in no ‘ urry ; she 's a common lot ! Miss Chester . I 've seen there was something goin ’ hon between them whenever she 's dined or lunched ‘ ere . I 'll bet my month 's wages . Why , what 's it to you , please ? If I was a gentleman , miss , I would n't be here ; I 'd be on the other side of the door . Very well , miss . Go and see if the carriage is there ! You can take that first . Now , James , you 're to go over with the luggage to Twenty-third Street Ferry and check the heavy baggage ; you know where to . I am hunder hoath not to tell , Miss . And wait with the checks and Mr. Austin 's dressing-bag —— until they come .