Immediately she began to think that America was not good enough, perhaps; it wanted so many things.
"Now, Aileen, you and I have to live in Chicago for years and years," commented Cowperwood.

"Don't get wild.

These people don't care for Americans, can't you see that?
They wouldn't accept us if we were over here--not yet, anyhow.

We're merely passing strangers, being courteously entertained." Cowperwood saw it all.
Aileen was being spoiled in a way, but there was no help.

She dressed and dressed.