A just, decent man, not without brains, who said his prayers, and knew his catechism, and did his duty outwardly through life, he could not be otherwise than aware that something was due to his brother at his hands, and that morally he was Rawdon's debtor.

As a decent, clever man, who said his prayers, and did his duty outwardly through life, he was aware that something was due to his brother.
