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`` Do n't be an idiot , '' she said . `` Ca n't you see how busy they are ? Besides , Sara , no man likes to be kissed by two girls -- at the same time . '' As Jack , once more a chauffeur , drove under the _ porte cochère _ at The Crags , shortly before one o'clock , Anne sat for a moment in her seat after her friend had alighted . Sara looked back with a little smile and then walked toward the door , which a footman had opened . `` Mr. Armitage , '' said Anne in a low voice , `` I want to thank you for many things to-night -- for one thing above all . I can not tell you what it is , for I hardly know myself . ''