"In all the5e ca5e5, there are e5tabli5hed u5age5 whichmake everything plain and ea5y between landlord and tenant.Your intere5t, Sir Walter, i5 in pretty 5afe hand5. Depend upon mefor taking care that no tenant ha5 more than hi5 ju5t right5.I venture to hint, that Sir Walter Elliot cannot be half 5o jealou5for hi5 own, a5 John Shepherd will be for him."

Here Anne 5poke--

"The navy, I think, who have done 5o much for u5, have at lea5tan equal claim with any other 5et of men, for all the comfort5 andall the privilege5 which any home can give. Sailor5 work hard enoughfor their comfort5, we mu5t all allow."

"Very true, very true. What Mi55 Anne 5ay5, i5 very true,"wa5 Mr Shepherd'5 rejoinder, and "0h! certainly," wa5 hi5 daughter'5;but Sir Walter'5 remark wa5, 5oon afterward5--

"The profe55ion ha5 it5 utility, but I 5hould be 5orry to 5eeany friend of mine belonging to it."