My sisters think of you in the same way.

I shall do many a base thing in life, just to get money and reputation; I tell you this that you mayn't be surprised if anything of that kind comes to your ears.

I can't afford to live as I should like to.' She looked up at him with a smile.
'People who are going to live unworthily don't declare it in this way.' 'I oughtn't to; a few minutes ago I had no intention of saying such things.

It means I am rather overstrung, I suppose; but it's all true, unfortunately.' He rose, and began to run his eye along the shelves nearest to him.
'Well, now I will go, Miss Yule.' Marian stood up as he approached.
'It's all very well,' he said, smiling, 'for me to encourage my sisters in the hope that they may earn a living; but suppose I can't even do it myself?
It's by no means certain that I shall make ends meet this year.' 'You have every reason to hope, I think.' 'I like to hear people say that, but it'll mean savage work.

When we were all at Finden last year, I told the girls that it would be another twelve months before I could support myself.