Personal History, Adventures, Experience, and Observation of David Copperfield, the Younger

Aunt Betsy Trotwood:
Now that there's a child coming, what will you call your girl?

Mrs. Clara Copperfield:
Perehaps it will be a boy.

Aunt Betsy Trotwood:
Don't contradict. I have a pre-sentiment that it will be a girl. And I shall be her godmother. She shall be christened BetsyTrotwood Copperfield. She must be well brought up, I shall see to that. Far better than my impractical nephew would have done.

Mrs. Clara Copperfield:
Mr. Copperfield has been dead only six months. It is cruel of you to speak unkindly of him to me.

Barkis:
No sweethearts I believe?

David Copperfield as a child:
What?

Barkis:
No person courting?

David Copperfield as a child:
Oh. No, no.

Barkis:
Ahhh. Well, when you is talking to her private, perhaps you'd tell her that Barkis is willing.

David Copperfield as a child:
That Barkis is willing. Is that all the message?

Barkis:
Well, y... y... yes. Barkis is willing.

David Copperfield as a child:
Very well, Mr Barkis. I'll tell her.