Russell Lamborn left the courthouse with Reverdy and me.

He lingered at the gate as if he wished an invitation to go into Reverdy's house; but Reverdy did not invite him.

He would have asked Douglas to come in for the remainder of the evening, such as it was, except for Sarah's condition.
Douglas had quite carried Reverdy away.

And yet there lurked in him something that was not intellectually convinced and morally satisfied.

I felt a little the same way.