"All the money!--What do you know about the money? Look here," and he took her by the arm. "I've been very good to you. You've had your share of everything that has been going;--carriages and horses, bracelets and brooches, silks and gloves, and every thing else." He held her very hard and shook her as he spoke.
"Let me go, papa; you hurt me. I never asked for such things. I don't care a straw about bracelets and brooches."
"What do you care for?"
"Only for somebody to love me," said Marie, looking down.

"All the money! What do you know about the money? Look here," and he took her by the arm and shook her. "I've been very good to you. You've had your share of everything; carriages and horses, bracelets and brooches, silks and gloves."
"Let me go, papa; you hurt me. I don't care a straw about bracelets and brooches."
"What do you care for?"
"Only for somebody to love me," said Marie, looking down.
