AuntKateturnedfiercelyonhernieceandsaid：
`IknowallaboutthehonourofGod，MaryJane，butIthinkit’snotatallhonourableforthePopetoturnoutthewomenoutofthechoirsthathaveslavedtherealltheirlivesandputlittlewhipper-snappersofboysovertheirheads。IsupposeitisforthegoodoftheChurch，ifthePopedoesit。Butit’snotjust，MaryJane，andit’snotright。’
Shehadworkedherselfintoapassionandwouldhavecontinuedindefenceofhersister，foritwasasoresubjectwithher，butMaryJane，seeingthatallthedancershadcomeback，intervenedpacifically。
`Now，AuntKate，you’regivingscandaltoMrBrowne，whoisoftheotherpersuasion。’
AuntKateturnedtoMrBrowne，whowasgrinningatthisallusiontohisreligion，andsaidhastily：