"Whatever other interests I may feel in you," he added, after a moment's hesitation, "my first and foremost is a personal one." She looked at him with gratitude in her eyes for his understanding.
"A woman in my position," she complained, "is out of place.

A man ought to come over and study your deservings or your undeservings and pore over the problem of the future of Europe.

I am a woman, and I am not big enough.

I am too physical.

I have forgotten how to enjoy myself, and I love pleasure.