But NEVER--simply.

I see the extraordinary 'interesting' place--which I've never been to, you know, and you have--and the exact degree in which she will be expected to be interested." "She WILL be," Maggie presently replied.

"Expected ?" "Interested." For a little, after this, their eyes met on it; at the end of which Fanny said: "She'll be--yes--what she'll HAVE to be.

And it will be--won't it?
for ever and ever." She spoke as abounding in her friend's sense, but it made Maggie still only look at her.
These were large words and large visions--all the more that now, really, they spread and spread.

In the midst of them, however, Mrs.Assingham had soon enough continued.