"Worthy of them!" Caesar wraps his head in his robe: he gets his dig in the ribs for all his attitudinizing.

It's very well for a man to talk like that who owns no more than his barebodkin life, poor devil.

Tall talk's his jewelry: he must have his dandification in bunkum.

You ought to know better.
Property and titles are worth having, whether you are "worthy of them" or a disgrace to your class.

The best way of defending them is to keep a strong fist, and take care you don't draw your fore-foot back more than enough.' 'Please propose something to be done,' said Nevil, depressed by the recommendation of that attitude.
Everard proposed a fight for every privilege his class possessed.