I made the acquaintance of those persons during my journey; I believe them to be worthy and respectable, and the right sort of people for me to visit, unless you should be of a different opinion." "God forbid! It is a very respectable house, frequented by honest people.
They are delighted at having made your acquaintance; you are much liked by everybody, and they hope to retain you as a friend; I have heard all about it this morning; but you must not go there too often and as a regular guest." "Must I cease my visits at once, and without cause ?" "No, it would be a want of politeness on your part.

You may go there once or twice every week, but do not be a constant visitor.

You are sighing, my son ?" "No, I assure you not.

I will obey you." "I hope it may not be only a matter of obedience, and I trust your heart will not feel it a hardship, but, if necessary, your heart must be conquered.

Recollect that the heart is the greatest enemy of reason." "Yet they can be made to agree." "We often imagine so; but distrust the animism of your dear Horace.