He explained now that Mr.Baird had not considered her ideal for the part, but had chosen her out of kindness.
Again there flickered far back in her eyes those lights that baffled him.

There was incredulity in her look, but she seemed to master it.
"But I think it was wonderful of you," he continued, "to write that beautiful scene.

It's a strong scene, Sarah.

I didn't know you could write, too.

It's as good as anything Tessie Kearns ever did, and she's written a lot of strong scenes." Miss Montague seemed to struggle with some unidentified emotion.