someone-or-other

Updated: May 1, 2025

On this, as happened, Kate was able at once to satisfy him. "Mr. Someone-or-other, the person principally in charge of Milly's affairs her first trustee, I suppose had just got there at Mrs. Stringham's last writing." "Ah that then was after your aunt last spoke to me I mean the last time before this morning. I'm relieved to hear it. So," he said, "they'll do." "Oh they'll do."

Henry James - The Wings of the Dove, Volume II