182/250 "Whose husband's ?" "Mr.Verver's," she went on. "The blindness is most of all his. That they feel--that they see. But it's also his wife's." "Whose wife's ?" he asked as she continued to gloom at him in a manner at variance with the comparative cheer of her contention. And then as she only gloomed: "The Prince's ?" "Maggie's own--Maggie's very own," she pursued as for herself. |