Do you think that I have come down here with the idea of turning you and my aunt and cousin out, and taking your place?
If I had known it, I should not have come down at all.

It would be monstrous if, after you have been master here for twenty-five years, I should come down to claim the estate from you." "I am glad to hear you say so, Harry," his uncle said, gravely.
"Naturally, it did not occur to us that you were ignorant that your father was the eldest son.

We thought, from your manner, that you would be willing to arrange everything on amicable terms; for of course, legally, you are entitled to all the back rents, which I honestly say I could not pay.

Your aunt's little fortune, and my portion as younger brother, will be amply sufficient to keep us three comfortably; but as to paying the arrears, it would be impossible." "My dear uncle, the whole thing is impossible.

I have returned home with an ample amount of money to live in luxury.