"Why, that she's a DEAR, and that you ought to be very happy and thankful to have got one of her always with you."
"But am I not?" he asked, putting his arm round me and looking affectionate; and when people begin to look affectionate I, for one, cease to take any further interest in them.
And so the Man of Wrath and I fade away into dimness and muteness, my head resting on his shoulder, and his arm encircling my waist; and what could possibly be more proper, more praiseworthy, or more picturesque?
End of Project Gutenberg's The Solitary Summer, by Elizabeth von Arnim