While this money lasts, I'll feel that I'm a human being." "Something to be said for that," commented the listener, in his tone of drowsy impartiality.
"I offered Emily half of it.

She didn't want to take it, and the man Marr wouldn't let her.

I offered to lay it aside for the child, but Marr wouldn't have that either, It's fairly mine." "Undoubtedly." "Think! The first time in my life that I've had money on which no one else had a claim.

When the poor old father died, Will and I had to go shares in keeping up the home.

Our sister couldn't earn anything; she had her work set in attending to her mother.