"Ah," said Isabel with a kind of joyous sigh, "I like so many things! If a thing strikes me with a certain intensity I accept it. I don＇t want to swagger,but I suppose I＇m rather versatile. I like people to be totally different from Henrietta—in the style of Lord Warburton＇s sisters for instance. So long as I look at the Misses Molyneux they seem to me to answer a kind of ideal. Then Henrietta presents herself, and I＇m straightway convinced by her; not so much in respect to herself as in respect to what masses behind her."