seem to have a lot of them.

At Nackington we met Lady Sondes' picture over the Mantlepiece in the Dining room, and the pictures of her three children in an Antiroom.

Miss Fletchre and I were very thick, but I am the thinnest of the two.

There are two traits in her character which are pleasing; namely, she admires Camilla, & drinks no cream in her tea.

...I scolded Miss Flethcer for her negligence in writing, as she desired me to do, but without being able to bring her to any proper sense of shame.