I thought in a week's time I should know what to say, but--Doesn't it strike you, Mr.Rolfe, that we're in a strange position towards each other?
You know very little of me--very little indeed, I'm sure.

And of you, when I come to think of it, all I really know is that you hardly care at all for what has always been my one great interest.' 'That is putting it in a matter-of-fact way--or you think so.

I see things rather differently.

In one sense, I care very much indeed for everything that really makes a part of your life.

And simply because I care very much about you yourself.