Oh, I've some consideration--it would have put her out of humour worse with both of you too; and for that there's no need, as far as I see.

So I'll take myself off to my coffee-house to dine, and maybe you may get her down and into spirits again.

But, for your lives, don't touch upon Ireland the night, nor till she has fairly got the better of the marriage.
APROPOS--there's my wager to Mordicai gone at a slap.

It's I that ought to be scolding you, my Lord Colambre; but I trust you will do as well yet, not in point of purse, maybe.

But I'm not one of those that think that money's everything--though, I grant you, in this world, there's nothing to be had without it--love excepted--which most people don't believe in--but not I--in particular cases.