"No,--you don't. You must love me best, but I won't be called good. I do not know why it has been so. Do you know, Paul, I have sometimes thought I would do as he would have me, out of sheer gratitude. I did not know how to refuse such a trifling thing to one who ought to have everything that he wants."
"Where should I have been?"

"No, you don't. I won't be called good. Do you know, Paul, I have sometimes thought I would accept him, out of sheer gratitude."
"Where should I have been?"
