We never can be popular here." "We don't want to be popular here.

When we have refurnished the house, we will bring our company from Oxford and London and elsewhere.

We will have fine dinners and balls, hunting-parties and fishing-parties; and, depend upon it, we shall very soon have these shepherd lords and gentlemen begging for our favor." "Oh, you don't know them, Julius! They would not break bread with us if they were starving." "Very well.

What do I care ?" But he did care.

When the wagoners driving their long teams pretended not to hear his greeting, for the jingling of their bells, he knew it was pretence, and the wagoners' aversion hurt him.