And she had refused him, and kept on refusing him in spite of all he could say; and worse than all, made him feel at last that she did not consider it an honor to be Mrs.Tom Tracy, of Tracy Park, and did not care either for him or his prospective fortune.

She called it that finally, then Tom grew angry and taunted her with fostering a hope that Arthur might make her his heir, or at least leave her some portion of his money.
'But I tell you he can't do it.

A crazy man's will would never stand, and he is crazy and you know it.

You will never touch a dollar of Uncle Arthur's money, if you live to be a hundred, unless it comes to you from me.

Don't flatter yourself that you will, and don't flatter yourself either that you will ever catch Hal Hastings, who is the real obstacle in my way.