Marrying as we did, you never can believe that I love you; maybe it won't ever happen that I do.

I have no right to accept gifts and expensive clothing from you.

In the first place, if the love you ask never comes, there is no possible way in which I can repay you.

In the second, these things you are offering are not suitable for life and work in the woods.

In the third, I think you are being extravagant, and I couldn't forgive myself if I allowed that." "You divide your statements like a preacher, don't you ?" asked the Harvester ingenuously.