"I'll look it up." "Sure you feel all right ?" the clerk inquired.
"Get the list," said Keller.

"Take that glass away." He picked up a pen, but put it down when he found his hand shook, and told the clerk to charge the goods.

When the latter had gone, he sat still for some minutes and then opened a book of accounts.

He had had another warning, sharper than the last, and had better put things straight while he could.

With this object he worked later than usual, and when he returned to the hotel called Sadie into his private room.
The girl sat down, and he studied her, leaning his elbow heavily on the table.
Sadie had a strained look and had been quiet for the last week or two except when she was angry.