"He does do harm if he teaches you and me to think lightly of those things which we have been brought up to revere." So, thought Henrietta, it isn't about love this time; it's only about the Church. "He ought not to say things before my guests as to our way of believing, which I wouldn't under any circumstances say as to his. I didn't quite like your hearing it."
"I don't think he'll do me any harm. I'm not at all that way given. I suppose they all do it. It's their business."
"Poor fellow! I brought him here just because I thought it was a pity that a man born and bred like a gentleman should never see the inside of a comfortable house."

"He does harm if he teaches us to think lightly of those things which we have been brought up to revere." So, thought Henrietta, it isn't about love this time; it's only about the Church. "He ought not to say such things before my guests. I didn't like your hearing it."
"I don't think he'll do me any harm. I suppose they all do it. It's their business. 