She had, in the first days of the acquaintance, been shy and very silent--she had been afraid of going too far.

But soon she had seen that she could not go too far and could not say too much.

She had discovered then a multitude of new happinesses.
There was nothing, she found, too small, too unimportant to claim Caroline's interest.

Caroline wished to know everything, and soon Maggie disclosed to her many things that she had told to no other human being in her life before.

It could not honestly be said that Caroline had many wise comments to make on Maggie's experiences.