When at length Abraham raised his eyes, and they met Waymark's, he turned them away at once, and rose from the chair.
"I'll look into the business," he said, taking out a bunch of keys, and putting one into the lock of a drawer in his desk.

"Yes, I'll go and make inquiries." He half pulled out the drawer and rustled among some papers.
"Look here," he said, on the point of taking something out; but, even in speaking, he altered his mind.

"No; it don't matter.

I'll go and make inquiries.

You can go now, if you like;--I mean to say, I suppose you've told me all that's necessary .-- Yes, you'd better go, and look in again tomorrow morning." Waymark went straight to Fulham.