You know I can." "So can I." "But there's reason in all things." "Therefore, a little in me.

Please, Madge, don't make me feel that I am almost a stranger to you.

If we had remained together, I should have paid out more than this for candy, flowers, and nonsense.

I have yielded everything, haven't I?
and, as Mary says, I do wish to feel a little like one of the family." "Well, then," she said, laughing and blushing, "as from one of the family--" "And from your deceased brother," he interrupted.
She put her finger to her lips.

"That's past," she said.