Lady Louise Lendale:
My people came to Paris when I was a baby. They were very poor. I worked from my earliest youth delivering laundry, much of it to a house.
Sir Percy:
Laundry is usually delivered to houses, if I'm not mistaken.
Lady Louise Lendale:
This was not so much a house - as a *house*.
Sir Percy:
I don't follow you?
Lady Louise Lendale:
A house full of girls or all shapes and sizes and of every nationality.
Sir Percy:
Oh, I see. A kind of finishing school.
Lady Louise Lendale:
Oh, is that what they call them in England?
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