Then you can marry Juliet, and I can go abroad for a few years on an income of three thousand.

Mother will allow me that." The coolness of this speech almost took Mallow's breath away.

The man did not seem to be at all affected by his crime.

So long as he was not found out he appeared to think nothing about the matter.

"And I know you will marry Juliet," proceeded Basil, "you love her too well to give her up." "That is true enough," said Cuthbert, who, having already spared him too long, now determined to punish him, "but I may love her so well that I may not wish to buy her." "What do you mean by buying her ?" demanded Basil sulkily.
"What I say.