He's a good-for-nothing cur, an' I'd like to tell him so." "It won't do for you to talk to Eva that way," said Fanny.

They were all at the supper-table.

Ellen was listening silently.
"She does right to stand up for her husband, I suppose," said Andrew, "but anybody's got to use a little sense.

It don't make it any better for Jim, tryin' to shove blame off his shoulders that belongs there.

The manufacturers didn't make him run off with another woman and leave his child.