He had such an excellent joke against his sister, that he could not be angry with her.

He called her Sancho Panza all the rest of the holidays, though she protested against it, saying she could not bear the Squire, and disliked being called by his name.
Frank and Edward seemed to have a mutual antipathy to each other, and the coldness between them was rather increased than diminished by all Mr.
Buxton's efforts to bring them together.

"Come, Frank, my lad!" said he, "don't be so stiff with Ned.

His father was a dear friend of mine, and I've set my heart on seeing you friends.

You'll have it in your power to help him on in the world." But Frank answered, "He is not quite honorable, sir.