"And what does that matter? She's not in gaol. And if the money is hers, she can't lose it because he goes to prison. Beggars mustn't be choosers. How do you mean to live if you don't marry this girl?"
"I shall scrape on, I suppose. I must look for somebody else." The Marquis showed very plainly by his demeanour that he did not give his son much credit either for diligence or for ingenuity in making such a search. "At any rate, sir, I can't marry the daughter of a man who is to be put upon his trial for forgery."
"I can't see what that has to do with you."

If the money is hers, she can't lose it if he goes to prison. How do you mean to live if you don't marry this girl?"
"I shall scrape on, I suppose. I must look for somebody else." The Marquis snorted. "At any rate, sir, I can't marry the daughter of a man who is to be put on trial for forgery."
"I can't see what that has to do with you."
