Mr.Sohlberg is very interesting, but you can't be happy that way.

It surprises me you haven't seen it." "Oh," she exclaimed, with a touch of weariness, "but perhaps I have." He looked at her keenly, and she thrilled.

"I don't think we'd better talk so here," she replied.

"You'd better be--" He laid his hand on the back of her chair, almost touching her shoulder.
"Rita," he said, using her given name again, "you wonderful woman!" "Oh!" she breathed.
Cowperwood did not see Mrs.Sohlberg again for over a week--ten days exactly--when one afternoon Aileen came for him in a new kind of trap, having stopped first to pick up the Sohlbergs.

Harold was up in front with her and she had left a place behind for Cowperwood with Rita.