"Then it means that you intend to hold yours."
"No; not that either."
"Then what does it mean?"
"That I have no fixed wishes on the subject. Of course she'll marry this man John Grey, and then no one will hear another word about her."
"She will no doubt, if you don't interfere. Probably she will whether you interfere or not. But if you wish to interfere--"
"She's got four hundred a year, and is not so good-looking as she was."

"I have no wishes on the subject. Of course she'll marry this man John Grey, and then no one will hear another word about her."
"She will, no doubt, if you don't interfere. But if you wish to interfere-"
"She's got four hundred a year, and is not so good-looking as she was."
