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511
He
did
not
yield
.
Well
,
then
anything
on
earth
that
even
you
can
say
.
You
don
t
in
the
least
know
what
I
can
say
or
what
I
mean
to
.
512
Don
t
I
,
generally
?
513
She
gave
him
this
point
,
but
only
to
make
another
.
Yes
;
but
this
is
particularly
.
I
want
to
say
.
.
.
.
Owen
,
you
ve
been
admirable
all
through
.
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514
He
broke
into
a
laugh
in
which
the
odd
elder
-
brotherly
note
was
once
more
perceptible
.
515
Admirable
,
she
emphasized
.
And
so
has
she
.
516
Oh
,
and
so
have
you
to
her
!
His
voice
broke
down
to
boyishness
.
I
ve
never
lost
sight
of
that
for
a
minute
.
It
s
been
altogether
easier
for
her
,
though
,
he
threw
off
presently
.
517
On
the
whole
,
I
suppose
it
has
.
Well
she
summed
up
with
a
laugh
,
aren
t
you
all
the
better
pleased
to
be
told
you
ve
behaved
as
well
as
she
?
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518
Oh
,
you
know
,
I
ve
not
done
it
for
you
,
he
tossed
back
at
her
,
without
the
least
note
of
hostility
in
the
affected
lightness
of
his
tone
.
519
Haven
t
you
,
though
,
perhaps
the
least
bit
?
Because
,
after
all
,
you
knew
I
understood
?
520
You
ve
been
awfully
kind
about
pretending
to
.