Do you remember how Charley went up to town for him the Sunday before last ?' 'And so he ought,' said Linda.

'He ought to do whatever Harry tells him.' 'Well, Linda, I don't know why he ought,' said Katie.

'They are not brothers, you know, nor yet even cousins.' 'But Harry is very--so very--so very superior, you know,' said Linda.
'I don't know any such thing,' said Katie.
'Oh! Katie, don't you know that Charley is such a rake ?' 'But rakes are just the people who don't do whatever they are told; so that's no reason.

And I am quite sure that Charley is much the cleverer.' 'And I am quite sure he is not--nor half so clever; nor nearly so well educated.

Why, don't you know the navvies are the most ignorant young men in London?
Charley says so himself.' 'That's his fun,' said Katie: 'besides, he always makes little of himself.