Quotation from: The Professor

Written by: Charlotte Bronte


"Your bread was dirty, man!" cried Hunsden--"dirty and
unwholesome! It came through the hands of a tyrant, for I tell
you Crimsworth is a tyrant,--a tyrant to his workpeople, a tyrant
to his clerks, and will some day be a tyrant to his wife."


"Nonsense! bread is bread, and a salary is a salary. I've lost
mine, and through your means."


"There's sense in what you say, after all," rejoined Hunsden. "I
must say I am rather agreeably surprised to hear you make so
practical an observation as that last. I had imagined now, from
my previous observation of your character, that the sentimental
delight you would have taken in your newly regained liberty
would, for a while at least, have effaced all ideas of
forethought and prudence. I think better of you for looking
steadily to the needful."

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