trust

"So the Trust took your profits away from you," Ernest said, "and you’ve gone into politics in order to legislate the Trust out of existence and get the profits back?"

"And yet the Trust produces milk more cheaply than could the independent dairymen?" Ernest queried.

When I came he made several proposals for my placing my money in the bank, in order to my having interest for it; but still some difficulty or other came in the way, which he objected as not safe; and I found such a sincere disinterested honesty in him, that I began to muse with myself, that I had certainly found the honest man I wanted, and that I could never put myself into better hands; so I told him with a great deal of frankness that I had never met with a man or woman yet that I could trust, or in whom I could think myself safe, but that I saw he was so disinterestedly concerned for my safety, that I said I would freely trust him with the management of that little I had, if he would accept to be steward for a poor widow that could give him no salary.

He told me he could not but take it very kindly that I had so good an opinion of him; that he would not deceive me, that he would do anything in his power to serve me, and expect no salary; but that he could not by any means accept of a trust, that it might bring him to be suspected of self-interest, and that if I should die he might have disputes with my executors, which he should be very loth to encumber himself with.

I trust he will observe our orders, and use our dear Richard's person with all due respect.''

``Fickle tyrant!'' muttered De Bracy, as he left the presence of the Prince; ``evil luck have they who trust thee.

Since you trusted yourself to the care of one of that nation, I only wonder that you have not fallen in with more."

They will make him petticoats, and bid him stay in the wigwam with the women, for he is no longer to be trusted with the business of a man."

I have no other trust, than that I have been with her since she came home, and that she has given me her confidence.

'I will trust to you, sir,' returned Sissy, 'and you will trust to me.'