I can.
I shall not expect from you, Mr.Beltham, the minutest particle of comprehension of a father's feelings.

You are earthy; you are an animal.' The squire saw that he was about to lift the boy, and said, 'Stop, never mind that.

Stop, look at the case.

You can call again to-morrow, and you can see me and talk it over.' 'Shall I see my wife ?' 'No, you shan't.' 'You remain faithful to your word, sir, do you ?' 'I do.' 'Then I do similarly.' 'What! Stop! Not to take a child like that out of a comfortable house at night in Winter, man ?' 'Oh, the night is temperate and warm; he shall not remain in a house where his father is dishonoured.' 'Stop! not a bit of it,' cried the squire.

'No one speaks of you.