That's all right, and you'll be able, as far as dollars count; but I can't go with you and you can't go alone." Sadie shivered.

Keller's face was pinched, and she knew his health was not good, although she did not know how bad it really was.
"I couldn't leave you, anyway, and hope you'll be with me a long time yet." "It's possible," said Keller.

"All the same, I can't keep my grip on the business long and want a man to help.

But I'm not going to trust a stranger or a hired man.

You see where this leads ?" Sadie saw and made a vague gesture, though her glance was level.
"Very well.