"We've been brother and sister ever since we can remember, haven't we ?" "But we aren't really, for all that," said the girl, looking away.
"Well, now you've got somebody else to take you up, I know very well I shall see less of you.

You'll be making excuses to get out of the rides when the summer comes again." "Pray don't say or think anything of the kind, Harriet," urged Julian with feeling.

"I should not think of letting anything put a stop to our picnics.

It will soon be getting warm enough to think of the river, won't it?
And then, if you would like it, there is no reason why my friend shouldn't come with us, sometimes." "Oh, nonsense! Why, you'd be ashamed to let him know me." "Ashamed! How can you possibly think so?
But you don't mean it; you are joking." "I'm sure I'm not.

I should make mistakes in talking, and all sorts of things.