''Thank you, darling,' said Marianne. She'sgone and it's quite over. ''I don't pretend to be subtle. 'He is -- marvellous of course,' she had said carefully, 'butI don't think quite right for you.
Romilly doesn't want me hanging aroundanyway, do you, Rom? Or shall I wait?''No,' said Romilly. ' Hewas strapping Dickon into his car seat; she couldn't see hisface. Self-doubt, and its more difficult companion,self-mistrust, were unknown to him; the result was apersonality that was blithely straightforward. ''Mummy! Mummy, hallo.
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