...the fortunate Italian placed himself beside her. "Don't forget Eugenio's pills!" said Winterbonrne, as he lifted his hat. "I don't care," said Daisy,...over the desultory patches of the antique pavement. Winterbourue, to do him justice, as it were, mentioned to no one that he had encountered Miss Miller,...

...not!' He felt the young girl's pretty eyes fixed upon him through the thick gloom of the archway. . . . 'I don't care/ said Daisy, in a little strange tone, ' whether I have the Roman fever or not. ' '' In her delirium she entreats her mother to tell Winterbourne that she...

...not!' He felt the young girl's pretty eyes fixed upon him through the thick gloom of the archway. ... 'I don't care,' said Daisy, in a little strange tone, ' whether I have the Roman fever or not.'" In her delirium she entreats her mother to tell Winterbourne that she never...

...seat in the carriage, and the fortunate Italian placed himself beside her. " Don't forget Eugenio's pills !" said Winterbourne, as he lifted his hat....encountered Miss Miller, at midnight, in the Colosseum witli a gentleman ; but, nevertheless, a couple of days later, the fact of her having been there under...

...or not ! " On which the cab-driver cracked his whip and they rolled across the desultory patches of antique pavement. Winterbourne — to do him justice,...Miller at midnight in the Colosseum with a gentleman ; in spite of which deep discretion, however, the fact of the scandalous adventure was known a couple...

...or not ! " On which the cab-driver cracked his whip and they rolled across the desultory patches of antique pavement. Winterbourne — to do him justice,...Miller at midnight in the Colosseum with a gentleman ; in spite of which deep discretion, however, the fact of the scandalous adventure was known a couple...

...seat in the carriage, and the fortunate Italian placed himself beside her. "Don't forget Eugenio's pills!" said Winterbourne, as he lifted his hat. "...justice, as it (; were,- mentioned to no one that lie had encountered Miss Miller, at midnight, in the Colosseum with a gentleman ; but, nevertheless,...

...the fortunate Italian placed himself beside her. "Don't forget Eugenie's pills!" said Winterboume, as he lifted his hat. "I don't care," said Daisy, in a little strange tone, "whether I have Roman fev^r or not!" Upon this the cabdriver cracked his whip, and they rolled away over the desultory patches...

...syntactic echo of Winterbourne's, the two forming an ironic, because fatally antithetic, couplet: " 'I don't care,' said Daisy, in a little strange tone, 'whether I have Roman fever or not!' " (47-8). The enforced gramrnatical echo makes the emotional point: without Winterbourne's jealous...

...seat in the carriage, and the fortunate Italian placed himself beside her. 'Don't forget Eugenio's pills!' said Winterbourne, as he lifted his hat 'I...'whether I have Roman fever or not!' Upon this the cab driver cracked his whip, and they rolled away over the desultory patches of the antique pavement...