That note Harris showed me made me think it was so.

I don't think this now--after what you told me.
But what did rub itself into me then was that I ought to let her marry him as soon as she decently could.

I couldn't see the matter any other way--I don't now.

He has lots of money--though a man who would buy happiness with another woman out of the money his wife had left him--well, that's a matter of opinion.

Besides, she has got the fortune the old lady left her and can be independent of him if she chooses.
There's nothing to prevent her living any kind of life that pleases her--except me, and I'm ready and willing to clear out of the show.