"Now don't worry your head off any more about mortgages and loans, Emily.
You're goin' to leave me pretty soon; let's not spend our last days together frettin' about money.

That mortgage is all right.

Maybe the extra loan will be, too.

Maybe--why, maybe Mr.Kendrick would lend it, if I asked him." "Mr.Kendrick?
Why, Auntie, Mr.Kendrick has no money, or only a very little.

He is doing well--very well, considering how short a time he has practised his profession here, but I'm sure he has no money to lend.
Why, he tells me--" The expression of Mrs.Barnes' face must have conveyed a meaning; at any rate Emily's sentence broke off in the middle.