It seems to me that women oughtn't to have to think about money, and mother hates the name of it; she always has done.

Oh, what a blessing when it's all off our hands! We shouldn't care, even if the new arrangement brought us less." "And it is certain to bring you more," remarked Will, "perhaps considerably more." "Well, I shan't object to that; there are lots of uses for money; but it doesn't matter." Jane's sincerity was evident.

She dismissed the matter, and her basket being full of beans, seized a fork to dig potatoes.
"Here, let me do that," cried Will, interposing.
"You?
Well then, as a very great favour." "Of course I mean that.

It's grand to turn up potatoes.

What sort are these ?" "Pink-eyed flukes," replied Jane, watching him with keen interest.