"I beg that he won't arrange my money with the banks, sir. You'd better tell him not. A cheque upon his bank which I can pay in to mine is about the best thing going. You'll be in the city to-morrow, and you'd better tell him. If you don't like, you know, I'll get Squercum to do it." Mr. Squercum was a lawyer whom Dolly had employed of late years much to the annoyance of his parent. Mr. Squercum's name was odious to Mr. Longestaffe.
"I beg you'll do nothing of the kind. It will be very foolish if you do;--perhaps ruinous."

"I beg that he won't arrange my money with the banks, sir. I want a cheque upon his bank which I can pay in to mine. You'd better tell him. If you don't like, you know, I'll get Squercum to do it." Mr. Squercum was a lawyer whom Dolly had employed lately, much to the annoyance of his parent.
"I beg you'll do nothing of the kind."
