"A coward." He paused. "I beg your pardon. I forgot that you had the courage to go back."
Her face hardened as they looked at each other.
"I believe after all," he said, "you're a cold little devil. You stand there staring at me and you don't care a damn."
"As far as damns go, it was you, if you remember, that didn't care."
"Are you always going to bring that up against me? I suppose you'll remind me next that you're a married woman and the mother of two children."
"We do seem rather to have forgotten it," she said.
"Jinny—that ought never to have happened. You should have left that to the other women."
"Why, George, that's what you said six years ago, if you remember."
"You are——"
"Yes, I know I am. You've just said so."