I took to free trade for the sake of my friends--to support the old couple who have been so good to me." "That is better still; it shows such good principle.

My uncle Popplewell has studied the subject of what they call 'political economy,' and he says that the country requires free trade, and the only way to get it is to go on so that the government must give way at last.

However, I need not instruct you about that; and you must not stop any longer." "Miss Anerley, I will not encroach upon your kindness.

You have said things that I never shall forget.

On the Continent I meet very many ladies who tell me good things, and make me better; but not at all as you have done.