` H 'm -- well , fairish . The Princess is rather more to my taste . I like 'em blonde and queenly and elegant , do n't you know . ' ` Yes , Jo is too lively ; might as well dance with a grasshopper . I 've tried her , and she 's one too many for me . Miss Perry is a nice , easy-going girl . Got her for the german . ' ` You 'll never be a dancing man . Too lazy . Now I 'll undertake to steer any girl and dance down any fellow you please . Dancing 's my forte . ' And Dolly glanced from his trim feet to his flashing gem with the defiant air of a young turkey-cock on parade . ` Miss Grey is looking for you . Wants more grub . Just see if Miss Nelson 's plate is empty , there 's a good fellow . Ca n't eat ice in a hurry . ' And George remained in his safe corner , while Dolly struggled through the crowd to do his duty , coming back in a fume , with a splash of salad dressing on his coat-cuff . ` Confound these country chaps ! they go blundering round like so many dor-bugs , and make a deuce of a mess . Better stick to books and not try to be society men .
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