She approved of the manner in which he conducted himself.

She liked a man who could be unobtrusive.

Traveling like that day after day it would have been so easy for him to be officious.

But he never addressed her and refused to see any opportunity to assist her in entering or quitting the stage, leaving that to some one else.

Presently she was sorry she had bowed to him that first day--so self-contained and unpresuming a person as he would evidently have been quite satisfied to overlook the omission.
Then she began to be haunted by doubts.