You have been in the States so long that you forget all our old-fashioned ways." "I do think that is nonsense." She only smiled and shook her head.
"Then the Senator shall go in the phaeton, and I will go with you and your mother." "Yes,--and quarrel with mamma all the time as you always do.

Let me have it my own way this time." "Upon my word I believe you are ashamed of me," he said leaning back upon the hall table.

He had shut the dining-room door and she was standing close to him.
"What nonsense!" "You have only got to say so, Arabella, and let there be an end of it all." "If you wish it, Mr.Morton." "You know I don't wish it.

You know I am ready to marry you to-morrow." "You have made ever so many difficulties as far as I can understand." "You have unreasonable people acting for you, Arabella, and of course I don't mean to give way to them." "Pray don't talk to me about money.

I know nothing about it and have taken no part in the matter.