man; and
you know,
my dear,
we are not
to suppose
but what,
if you had
had a
suitable
fortune,
he would
have come
down with
something
more, for
I am sure
he must be
a most
liberal-minded
man.”
“Nobody
can think
better of
Mr.
Morland
than I do,
I am sure.
But
everybody
has their
failing,
you know,
and
everybody
has a
right to
do what
they like
with their
own
money.”
Catherine
was hurt
by these
insinuations.
“I am very
sure,”
said she,
“that my
father has
