"I'm not much troubled with either one or the other, I fancy. Things are being brought to such a pass with me that I am better without them."
"Will you take my money, George; just for the present?"
"No. I haven't much conscience; but I have a little left."
"Will you let me write to Mrs. Greenow?"
"I have not the slightest objection; but it will be of no use whatsoever."
"I will do so, at any rate. And now will you come to the Hall?"

"I'm not much troubled with either one or the other, I fancy. I am better off without them."
"Will you take my money, George; just for the present?"
"No."
"Will you let me write to Mrs. Greenow?"
"I have no objection; but it will be of no use whatsoever."
"I will do so, at any rate. And now will you come to the Hall?"
