I'd feel like a jailer, if you didn't go." "What'll you do in the evenings ?" "Work later, dine later, go to bed and get up earlier." "Work--always work," she said.

She sighed, not wholly insincerely.

"I wish I weren't so idle and aimless.

If I were the woman I ought to be--" "None of that--none of that!" he cried, in mock sternness.
"I ought to be interested in your work." "Why, I thought you were!" he exclaimed, in smiling astonishment.
"Oh, of course, in a way--in an 'entertainment' sort of way.

I like to hear you talk about it--who wouldn't?
But I don't give the kind of interest I should--the interest that thinks and suggests and stimulates." "Don't be too sure of that," said Dory.