"One must always, whether or no, have some imagination of the states of others--of what they may feel deprived of.

However," she added, "Kitty and Dotty couldn't imagine we were deprived of anything.

And now, and now--!" But she stopped as for indulgence to their wonder and envy.
"And now they see, still more, that we can have got everything, and kept everything, and yet not be proud." "No, we're not proud," she answered after a moment.

"I'm not sure that we're quite proud enough." Yet she changed the next instant that subject too.

She could only do so, however, by harking back--as if it had been a fascination.