A Second-Rate Woman by Rudyard Kipling — Read

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Est fuga, volvitur rota, / On we drift: where looms the dim port? / One Two Three Four Five contribute their quota: / Something is gained if one caught but the import, / Show it us, Hugues of Saxe-Gotha. / -- Master Hugues of Saxe-Gotha.

'Dressed! Don't tell me that woman ever dressed in her life. She stood in the middle of the room while her ayah no, her husband it must have been a man threw her clothes at her. She then did her hair with her fingers, and rubbed her bonnet in the flue under the bed. I know she did, as well as if I had assisted at the orgy. Who is she? ' said Mrs. Hauksbee.

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