SIR HARRY. By James, I did.
KATE. [Bringing him to earth again.] But still, you wondered who he was.
SIR HARRY. I suspected everybody—even my pals. I felt like jumping at their throats and crying: "It's you!"
KATE. You had been so admirable to me, an instinct told you that I was sure to choose another of the same.
SIR HARRY. I thought, it can't be money, so it must be looks. Some dolly face. [He stares at her in perplexity.] He must have had something wonderful about him to make you willing to give up all that you had with me.
KATE. [As if he was the stupid one.] Poor Harry.
SIR HARRY. And it couldn't have been going on for long, for I would have noticed the change in you.
KATE. Would you?
SIR HARRY. I knew you so well.
KATE. You amazing man.