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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from An Unsocial Socialist by George Bernard Shaw: a forced tone of encouragement.
"It is possible. Men should marry, especially rich men. But I
assure you I have no present intention of doing so."
Erskine's color deepened, and he moved away to the table where
the albums lay.
"This is the collection of photographs I spoke of," said
Trefusis, following him and opening one of the books. "I took
many of them myself under great difficulties with regard to
light--the only difficulty that money could not always remove.
This is a view of my father's house--or rather one of his houses.
It cost seventy-five thousand pounds."
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