I'd no idea the boy would care for anything but music.

My good friend Baumgarten has launched him well, and it will do him good if he lose not his head.

A good lad, but new to the world, and Leipzig is full of snares for the unwary.

Gott be with him!' The Professor read Nat's enthusiastic account of certain literary and musical parties he had been to, the splendours of the opera, the kindness of his new friends, the delight of studying under such a master as Bergmann, his hopes of rapid gain, and his great gratitude to those who had opened this enchanted world to him.
'That, now, is satisfactory and comfortable.

I felt that Nat had unsuspected power in him before he went away; he was so manly and full of excellent plans,' said Mrs Jo, in a satisfied tone.
'We shall see.