"He's very good-natured, my dear, and as he does not interfere with me, I don't interfere with him. I hope you'll do as well. I dare say Mr. Brehgert is good-natured."
"He's an excellent man of business, and is making a very large fortune."
"And has five or six grown-up children, who, no doubt, will be a comfort."
"If I don't mind them, why need you? You have none at all, and you find it lonely enough."
"Not at all lonely. I have everything that I desire. How hard you are trying to be ill-natured, Georgiana."

"He's very good-natured, my dear, and as he does not interfere with me, I don't interfere with him. I hope you'll do as well. I dare say Mr. Brehgert is good-natured."
"He's an excellent man of business, and is making a very large fortune."
"And has five or six grown-up children, who, no doubt, will be a comfort."
"If I don't mind them, why need you? You have none at all, and you find it lonely enough."
"Not at all lonely. I have everything that I desire. How hard you are trying to be ill-natured, Georgiana."
