"That's a fact," admitted he.

"It was simply supreme common-sense.

What a world for twaddle it is when common-sense makes us sit up and stare....

But it's none the less true that you're prejudiced against him." "Why do you say that ?" "If you appreciated him you'd be as enthusiastic as I." There was in his tone a faint hint of his unconscious satisfaction in her failure to appreciate Craig.
"You can go very far astray," said she, "you, with your masculine logic." But Grant had guessed aright.

Margaret had not listened attentively to the speech because it interested her less than the man himself.