...that he will not write until his expectations are realized or destroyed. Natural enough, too; it is what I should have done, if I had been in his place." N 5 " Natural," said Ellinor, who now attacked where she before defended—" Natural not to give us...

...anything was left to show the spot it occupied. WILLIE. I like him for that ! I am sure that is just what I should have done, if I had been in his place, and Elizabeth had served you so, mamma. MRS. LESLIE. I thank you for your warm-heartedness, my dear...

...sir, she doesn't care so much for her books as she does to please somebody." "I hope not, Mrs. Goodal. I assure you that's all nonsense, utter nonsense,...indifferent attention to what his housekeeper had been saying. He began to think that Mrs. Goodal had really found out the true state of the case, and...

...that he will not write until his expectations are realized or destroyed. Natural enough, too ; it is what I should have done, if I had been in his place." "Natural ! " said Ellinor, who now attacked where she before defended, — "natural not to give us...