I sometimes think you love me chiefly because I so truly deserve your pity.

As for this young man, he is gentle, strong, and good, and, as you say, he certainly is good to look upon.

Twonette knows that, don't you, Twonette?
He is wise, too, and brave, even against the impulse of his own great heart.

He thinks only of my good and his own duties.

I am in no danger from him, uncle.
He can do me only good.