"Why should I judge of him?" Densher asked.
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.social
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.social"Why should I judge of him?" Densher asked.
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.social"Judge of him."
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.social"Judge of what?"
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.socialNow you can judge."
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.social"There he is.
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.social"That's what I mean too," Kate smiled.
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.social"I mean for *you*."
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.social"Oh immensely."
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.social"It's *he* who's your aunt's man?"
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.socialDensher was by this time quite ready for her.
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.socialWhat passed between them their observer lost, but she was presently with him again, Lord Mark joining the rest.
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.socialShe went with him a few steps, and while Densher, hanging about, gave them frank attention, presently paused again for some further colloquy.
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.socialThis way?"
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.socialWe must take great care of her.
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.socialAnd then for the others: "*My* fears would want calming.
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.socialThat was for Densher, the latter could see, or think he saw.
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.social"Oh!" said Lord Mark again—and again it was just as good.
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.socialI've been calming his fears."
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.socialI've just been reassuring Mr. Densher," she added—"who's as concerned as the rest of us.
@thatiliazdguy.bsky.socialTo this he was aided by Kate, who produced a prompt: "Oh dear no; I think not.