"I fancy it would never do for me to marry, unless I had limitless cash, and my wife were as great a Bohemian as myself.

By the by, I have another letter from Maud.

Her pessimism is magnificent.

This intense religiousness is no doubt a mere phase; it will pass, of course; I wonder how things would arrange themselves if she came back to London.
Why shouldn't she come here to sit and chat, like you do ?" "That would naturally lead to something definite," said Casti, smiling.
"Oh, I don't know.

Why should it?
I'm a believer in friendship between men and women.