She loved him the more for thinking that he would rescue her so.

As for him, the marriage clause did not dwell in his mind.

He was thinking that with such affection there could be no bar to his eventual happiness.
"Let's stroll about," he said gaily, rising and surveying all the lovely park.
"All right," said Carrie.
They passed the young Irishman, who looked after them with envious eyes.
"'Tis a foine couple," he observed to himself.

"They must be rich.".