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Not in her understanding of him . She told herself that she understood him completely now , to her own great unhappiness . The unhappiness was the price she paid for her understanding . She was absorbed in these reflections as she turned -LRB- in order to be home by five o'clock -RRB- , and walked towards the town . She was awakened from them by the trampling of hoofs and the cheerful tootling of a horn . A four-in-hand approached and passed her ; not so furiously but that she had time to recognise Lady Cayley on the box-seat , Mr. Gorst beside her , driving , and Mr. Ransome and Mr. Hannay behind amongst a perfect horticultural show in millinery . Anne had no acquaintance with the manners and customs of the Scale and Beesly Four-in-hand Club , and her intuition stopped short of recognising Miss Gwen Richards , of the Vaudeville , and the others .