Already she has recovered her normal state, and she does not remember.

But, perhaps, if we are going to discuss things now we had better go out in the hall.

Your wife will need all the rest she can get." Once outside, Cowperwood continued with brilliant assurance: "Now, my dear Sohlberg, what is it I can say?
What is it you wish me to do?
My wife has made a lot of groundless charges, to say nothing of injuring your wife most seriously and shamefully.

I cannot tell you, as I have said, how sorry I am.

I assure you Mrs.Cowperwood is suffering from a gross illusion.