You think a man has nothing to do but to run after women." "What business can you have on the Sabbath-day, I'd like to know." "Would you?
Well, I'll tell you--when I tell the bellman." "You are quite right, Mr.Little.Trust none but your friends." This was a bitter remark.

Henry could not reply to it, and that moved his bile.

Patty pursued her advantage, and let him know that, when a young man brought a young woman out for the day, he did not leave her for three hours at a stretch, unless he meant to affront her.

She raised her voice in saying this, and so did he in replying, "Tell you I came out on my own business, not Jael's; but I am a good-natured fellow, considering all I endure, so I took that opportunity to bring your sister out to see you.

Could I guess you two couldn't make yourselves happy for one afternoon without flirting?
So much for sisterly affection! Well, next time I'll come alone--if I come at all." Jael came out at the raised voices, and received this last sentence full in the face.