She has a magnetism about her that is simply irresistible, and her greatest charm lies in her utter unselfishness. Not a bit of it. She hasn't a particle of jealousy in her entire make-up. Miss Olcott may have the good sense and the tact to keep it concealed, while at the same time feeling the pangs of jealousy most painfully. It is born of love, not selfishness.
Men are jealous and envious of each other.
You remember the old story of the day the Athenians voted for the banishment of Aristides. One man who didn't know him and couldn't write went up to the honest old philosopher and asked him to write his name on the shell for him, which he handed to him. There was a spirit of envy and jealousy. Now, if I was in love with a girl, I would feel insulted were she to show any jealousy, because I would regard it as a lack of confidence in me. I don't think so, as I've made it a little bit of study.