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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Europeans by Henry James: come into the house?"
"These are not all; you have some other children," said the Baroness.
"I have a son," Mr. Wentworth answered.
"And why does n't he come to meet me?" Eugenia cried.
"I am afraid he is not so charming as his sisters."
"I don't know; I will see about it," the old man declared.
"He is rather afraid of ladies," Charlotte said, softly.
"He is very handsome," said Gertrude, as loud as she could.
"We will go in and find him. We will draw him out of his cachette."
And the Baroness took Mr. Wentworth's arm, who was not aware that
he had offered it to her, and who, as they walked toward the house,
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