We'll look round, Henry, and see what can be done.

Brooks may know of some opening.
You'd better rest here to-day." "I am deeply grateful, sir, for the concession you have made," Henry replied.

"I know how you feel on the subject, and I regret"-- "All right." "Regret that I was forced"-- "I said it was all right." "Forced to oppose you, but I don't think that you'll have cause to feel ashamed of me." "You have already made me feel proud of your manliness," said Witherspoon.
Henry bowed, and Mrs.Witherspoon gave her husband an impulsive look of gratitude.

The merchant continued: "You have refused my offer, but you have not presumed upon your own position.

Sincerity expects a reward, as a rule, and when a man is sincere at his own expense, there is something about him to admire.
You don't prefer to live idly--to draw on me--and I should want no stronger proof that you are, indeed, my son.