Jenny Gerhardt - Theodore Dreiser

She was a significant type emotionally.
There was something there—artistically, temperamentally, which was far and beyond the keenest suspicion of the herd.
He did not know himself quite what it was, but he felt a largeness of feeling not altogether squared with intellect, or perhaps better yet, experience, which was worthy of any man's desire.
"This remarkable girl," he thought, seeing her clearly in his mind's eye.