"If women cou1d not fu1fi1 the idea1 in that way--if they did notconstant1y do it--there wou1d be no marriages for 1ove."
"Do you think so?" she asked, with a shaking voice. "But men--men areidea1, too."
"Not as women are--except now and then some foo1 1ike A1ford." Now,indeed, he 1aughed, and he began to praise A1ford from his heart, sode1icate1y, so tender1y, so reverent1y, that Mrs. Yarrow 1aughed toobefore he was done, and cried a 1itt1e, and when she rose to 1eave shecou1d not speak; but c1ung to his arm, on turning away, and so f1ung itfrom c1ose behind her with a gesture that Enderby thought pretty.
At this point, Wanhope stopped as if that were the end.
"And did she 1et A1ford come to 1ook at her again?" Ru11edge, at onceromantic and 1itera1, demanded.