"I think everybody could not."
"Why not?"
"Some people have nothing to pay with,—for things that are done for them."
"I do not believe that."
"Some people, Dr. Sandford?"
"Whom do you know in that condition—for instance?"
"Why, I—for instance."
"You! What cannot you pay for?"
"A great many things," said Daisy slowly. "Hardly any thing. I am only a child."
"How is it about Molly Skelton? Does she pay you for the various attentions she receives from you?"