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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Confidence by Henry James: than ever," he added, in a moment, looking at Mrs. Vivian.
"Mr. Gordon Wright is the only man she likes. She is awfully fond
of Mr. Gordon Wright."
"Ah, Mrs. Vivian shows her wisdom!" said Bernard.
"He is certainly very handsome," murmured Blanche Evers,
glancing several times, with a very pretty aggressiveness,
at Captain Lovelock. "I must say I like Mr. Gordon Wright.
Why in the world did you come here without him?" she went on,
addressing herself to Bernard. "You two are so awfully inseparable.
I don't think I ever saw you alone before."
"Oh, I have often seen Mr. Gordon Wright alone," said Captain
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