Frankly, I don't know what you are capable of doing with my money.

If I can judge by what you've done with my married life, I scarcely feel inclined to confide in you financially." "There is no use in going over that again," he said patiently.

"We differ little from ordinary people, I fancy.

I think our house is as united as the usual New York domicile.

The main thing is to keep it so.
And in a time of some slight apprehension and financial uneasiness--perhaps even of possible future stress--you and I, for our own sakes, should stand firmly together to weather any possible gale." "I think I am able to weather whatever I am responsible for," she said.
"If you do the same, we can get on as well as we ever have." "I don't believe you understand," he persisted, forcing a patient smile.
"All business in the world is conducted upon borrowed capital.