"No," she said; "I see you are not in the humour for loving me. You are in one of your sunless, inclement moods, when one feels a fellow-creature's presence is not welcome to you. You have such moods. Are you aware of it?"
"Do you mean to stay long, Shirley?"
"Yes. I am come to have my tea, and must have it before I go. I shall take the liberty, then, of removing my bonnet, without being asked."
And this she did, and then stood on the rug with her hands behind her.

"No," she said; "I see you are not in the humour for loving me. You are in one of your sunless, inclement moods, when a fellow-creature's presence is not welcome to you. You have such moods. Are you aware of it?"
"Do you mean to stay long, Shirley?"
"Yes. I am come for tea, and must have it before I go. I shall take the liberty of removing my bonnet without being asked."
And this she did.
