15/69 But he threw off after an instant an answer clearly intended to meet the case. "He thinks he hasn't the means. He has great ideas of what a fellow must offer a woman." Mr.Longdon's eyes travelled a while over the amenities about him. "He hasn't such a view of himself alone-- ?" "As to make him think he's enough as he stands? And since we ARE burning this incense under his nose," he added, "it's also my impression that he has no private means. |