It doesn't matter.

He will make a new fortune Out of his pictures; and, in the meantime, you know, I can always lend him something to go on with." Mr.Finch rose from his seat, with the air of a man whose just anticipations have not been realized--whose innocent confidence has been scandalously betrayed.

Here was a prospect! Another person in perpetual want of money, going to settle under the shadow of the rectory! Another man likely to borrow of Oscar--and that man his brother! "I fail to take your light view of your brother's extravagance," said the rector, addressing Oscar with his loftiest severity of manner, at the door.

"I deplore and reprehend Mr.Nugent's misuse of the bounty bestowed on him by an all-wise Providence.

You will do well to consider, before you encourage your brother's extravagance by lending him money.