Evelina [with Biographical Introduction]

by Frances Burney

As I know nothing at all of these rules and customs I was obliged to submit to his directions; but I fancy I looked rather uneasy, for he took notice of my inattention, saying, in his free way, "Whence that anxiety?—Why are those lovely eyes perpetually averted?"

SIR YOU STOP THAT YOU KNOW SHE KNOWS NOTHING