"But such a school..." Lady Dalmo was evidently pondering, "Do you have any recommendations?"
"I originally wanted to recommend the University of London's subsidiary school to you, but that school is evidently not within the scope of a public school..." Eld said with a chuckle, "So, if you must choose a public school, Westminster School would be your best option, as it allows for day students."
"Westminster..." Lady Dalmo hesitated, "But I've heard that the teaching quality there doesn't compare to Eton or Harrow."
Before Eld had a chance to respond, Arthur, sensing an opportunity, had already set down his wine glass: "I beg to differ, Madam."
Lady Dalmo looked at him with some surprise: "You know that school?"
"I wouldn't say extensively," Arthur replied with a smile, "However, at least in terms of teaching quality, Westminster isn't inferior to Eton, especially in the areas of mathematics and logic training."
Lady Dalmo's interest was evidently piqued: "How so?"
