Then, I know him but slightly.

I naturally demand additional information.
Finally, I own that the state of his affairs--" "Ah! that is the main point," she interrupted.

"He is poor; that is his crime, which he has not disguised.

How differently we think! I have some fortune; its only advantage that I can see is that it makes me free to marry the man I esteem, though he be poor." "And perhaps a little because of that very reason," interrupted M.
Moriaz, in his turn.

"Come, I entreat you, let me explain the anxieties arising from my miserable good sense.