"If I like can I go through a similar ceremony with Miss Jones or Miss Brown?"
"If I thought you were going to be up to any game of that sort I'd--I'd----"
"Yes--you'd what?"
"I'd go and talk to your Mr. Austin to begin with. Don't you get any ideas of that kind in your head; don't you try it on."
"I've no intention of, as you again put it, 'trying it on,' not I. I only wondered. Then, at least, you won't insist on the position being made instantly public?"
"I don't care if it's made public or not. All I want is my marriage lines--when the time comes."
"And you quite understand that, whatever the relations may be, from the legal point of view, in which we stand to each other, you'll get no money out of me, for the sufficient reason that I shall have none to give you."
"I don't want your money. I don't want anything from you except that one thing; and--and--mind you do turn up!"
"I've been thinking things over in the silent watches of the night, and I've quite decided that I will turn up."
"Mind you do!"