[The Awkward Age by Henry James]@TWC D-Link bookThe Awkward Age BOOK NINTH 59/101
"It struck you as decency-- ?" Since he wished she thought it over.
"Oh your behaviour--!" "My behaviour was--my condition.
Do you call THAT decent? No, you're quite out." He spoke, in his good nature, with an approach to reproof. "How can I ever-- ?" But it had already brought her quite round, and to a firmer earth that she clearly preferred to tread.
"Are things really bad with you, Mitch ?" "Well, I'll tell you how they are.
But not now." "Some other time ?--on your honour ?" "You shall have it all.
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