That reminds me--I'm not much of a business man, but I've had a happy thought.

My notion is we give the boys better liquor than they want.

They wouldn't know the difference if we kept cheaper stuff." Sadie frowned, because she had accepted her father's business code.

His charges were high, but it had been his boast that Keller's delivered the goods one paid for.

Then she realized that Bob had nearly succeeded in putting off the threatened talk.
"No," she said, "that's bad business in the end.