The faults which are most exasperating in another are, of course, one’s own faults; and I confess that I was very critical of Eva Denison’s criticisms. Then she had a little weakness for exaggeration, for unconscious egotism in conversation, and I itched to tell her so. I felt so certain that the girl had a fine character underneath, which would rise to noble heights in stress or storm: all the more would I long now to
The faults which are most exasperating in another are, of course, one’s own faults; and I confess that I was very critical of Eva Denison’s criticisms. Then she had a little weakness for exaggeration, for unconscious egotism in conversation, and I itched to tell her so. I felt so certain that the girl had a fine character underneath, which would rise to noble heights in stress or storm: all the more would I long now to
