My way of living is quite of my own choosing, and I am doing nothing but what I feel bound to do, quite apart from money considerations.

We cannot judge for one another, you know; we have each our peculiar weaknesses and temptations.

I quite admit that it might be right for another man to allow himself more luxuries, and I assure you I think it no superiority in myself to do without them.

On the contrary, if my heart were less rebellious, and if I were less liable to temptation, I should not need that sort of self-denial.

But,' added Mr.Tryan, holding out his hand to Mr.Jerome, 'I understand your kindness, and bless you for it.