I never believed in the store-room at Aylmer Park as I did in my aunt's store-room here." "I don't doubt but what it is full now." "I dare say; but I shall never have the curiosity even to inquire.
Ah, dear,--I wish I knew what to do about the house." "You won't sell it, I suppose ?" "Not if I could either live in it, or let it.

It would be wrong to let it stand idle." "But you need not decide quite at once." "That's just what I want to do.

I want to decide at once." "Then I'm sure I cannot advise you.

It seems to me very unlikely that you should come and live here by yourself.

It isn't like a country-house exactly." "I shan't live there by myself certainly.