"Very much indeed." She dropped, but then she broke out. "What good do you expect to get by insisting?"
"The good of not losing you."
"You＇ve no right to talk of losing what＇s not yours.And even from your own point of view," Isabel added,"you ought to know when to let one alone."
"I disgust you very much," said Caspar Goodwood gloomily; not as if to provoke her to compassion for a man conscious of this blighting fact, but as if to set it well before himself, so that he might endeavour to act with his eyes on it.