Etta's appraising eye had seen more in one second than Paul had perceived in twenty years.
"Yes," he answered.

"But, of course, she is handicapped." "By her appearance ?" "No; by her circumstances.

Her name is sufficient to handicap her every moment in this country.

But she does a great deal.

She--she found me out, confound her!" Etta had risen; she was looking curiously at the cupboard where Paul's infected clothes were hanging.