"Lady Jane can play, sir, at the game to which you state that you are so partial," Pitt said haughtily.
"But she wawn't stop for all that. Naw, naw, goo back to Mudbury and give Mrs. Rincer a benefit; or drive down to the Rectory and ask Buty for a dinner. He'll be charmed to see you, you know; he's so much obliged to you for gettin' the old woman's money. Ha, ha! Some of it will do to patch up the Hall when I'm gone."
"I perceive, sir," said Pitt with a heightened voice, "that your people will cut down the timber."

"Lady Jane can play, sir," Pitt said haughtily.
"But she wawn't stay for all that. Naw, go back to Mudbury; or drive down to the Rectory and ask Buty for dinner. He'll be charmed to see you; he's so much obliged to you for gettin' the old woman's money. Ha, ha!"
"I perceive, sir," said Pitt with a heightened voice, "that your people are cutting down the timber."
