'And who's going to support you ?' he asked, with rather forced indignation.
'There's interest per cent.

coming out of my money.' 'Arry must not be credited with conscious accuracy in his use of terms; he merely jumbled together two words which had stuck in his memory.
'Oh?
And what are you going to do with your time ?' 'That's my business.

How do other men spend their time ?' The reply was obvious, but Richard felt the full seriousness of the situation and restrained his scornful impulses.
'Sit down, will you ?' he said quietly, pointing to a chair.
His tone availed more than anger would have done.
'You tell me I take good care not to do any work myself?
There you're wrong.

I'm working hard every day.' 'Oh, we know what kind of work that is!' 'No, I don't think you do.

Perhaps it would be as well if you were to see.