Lady Glencora's property was worth not less than fifty thousand a year. He was a young man ambitious of obtaining that almost incredible amount of wealth, and who once had nearly reached it, by means of her love. His present obstacle consisted in his want of a twenty-pound note! "I've got no money." The words were growled out rather than spoken, and his eyes were never turned even for a moment towards his aunt's face.
"You've never got any money," said she, speaking almost with passion.

The words were growled out rather than spoken, and Burgo did not even look at his aunt.
"You've never got any money," said she.
