"I don't like him a bit. He gives himself airs because he is a lord, and is devilish ill-natured. I don't know why he should want to ride my horses."
"To save his own."
"He isn't hard up. Why doesn't he have his own horses? I'll tell you what, Carbury, I've made up my mind to one thing, and, by Jove, I'll stick to it. I never will lend a horse again to anybody. If fellows want horses let them buy them."
"But some fellows haven't got any money, Dolly."

"I don't like him. He gives himself airs, and he isn't hard up. Why doesn't he have his own horses? I'll tell you what, Carbury, I've made up my mind, by Jove. I never will lend a horse again to anybody. If fellows want horses let them buy them."
"But some fellows haven't got any money, Dolly."
