Quotation from: The Awkward AgeWritten by: Henry James |
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"Well then," Vanderbank went on, "she secures for her friend a phoenix like you, and secures for you a phoenix like her friend. It's hard to say for which of you she desires most to do the handsome thing. She loves you both in short"--he followed it up--"though perhaps when one thinks of it the price she puts on you, Mitchy, in the arrangement, is a little the higher. Awfully fine at any rate--and yet awfully odd too-- her feeling for Aggie's type, which is divided by such abysses from her own."
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