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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: seriously, Trefusis. Forgive my telling you frankly that nothing
but your own utter want of feeling could excuse you for the way
in which you have acted towards her."
Trefusis smiled. "Forgive me in turn for my inquisitiveness," he
said. "What does she say to your suit?"
Erskine hesitated, showing by his manner that he thought Trefusis
had no right to ask the question. "She says nothing," he
answered.
"Hm!" said Trefusis. "Well, you may rely on me as to the train.
There is my hand upon it."
"Thank you," said Erskine fervently. They shook hands and parted,
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