How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #10
"As to my future employment, Your Royal Highness," I said—very proper, very correct. "I will make you a deal."
The Duchess stared. "A deal?" Her matchstick clattered to the floor. "A deal?" She looked nearly at me. "Is that some sort of American expression?"
"Yes, Duchess," I said. "It is." (14.49-51)
Helena wants to become a royal mouse-in-waiting, but she still has some American ways. Do you think the Duchess likes Helena's "American" style? It sounds to us like the Duchess is a wee bit hesitant. But in the long run, Helena finds ways to be an American mouse in Buckingham Palace. What do you think of this combination?