There's better luck coming for him.

Better luck.

He'll be happy and contented, for people are always happy with simple living, so long as they don't know about any other kind of living." "I thinks Abel lives fine now, and we lives fine," ventured Jimmy.
"Abel's house is fine and warm, and so is ours." "Aye," said Skipper Ed, "'tis that.

'Tis that; and enough's a-plenty.
Enough's a-plenty." They walked along in silence for a little while.
"We must always talk to the little chap in English," said Skipper Ed, presently.

"We must not let him forget to speak the tongue his mother taught him." "Yes, sir," agreed Jimmy.
"And we must teach him to read and write in English, the way I teach you," continued Skipper Ed.