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Works of Henry James: The Portrait Of A Lady: Chapters 35 - 42

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From: Monarch Notes
Date: 19630101
Author:James, Henry

James, Henry
Monarch Notes
01-01-1963
The Portrait Of A Lady: Chapters 35 - 42

Chapter XXXV

Isabel was not concerned with the attitudes of others towards her choice
of Osmond, and her feelings for him were confirmed by his "admirable good
conduct." Osmond, himself, was very much pleased with his young lady.
Particularly he liked her intelligence, and "Madame Merle had made him a
present of incalculable value." He too was not concerned that Isabel's
relatives did not approve of him.

Two or three times, Osmond brought Pansy when he met Isabel for their
drives in the Cascine, the wooded area ...

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