And to buy dresses for herself, I suppose, she's sat down and she made dresses for fine ladies.

I've found her at it.

Save the money for the work, says I.What does she reply--she always has a reply: 'Uncle, I know the value of money better.

'You mean, you spend it,' I says to her.

'I buy more than it's worth,' says she.
And I'll tell you what, Mr.Robert Armstrong, as I find your name to be, sir; if you beat women at talking, my lord! you're a clever chap." Robert laughed.