He handed it to his partner soon after the latter had observed Mrs.Dinneford in the store.
A little over six weeks from this time Mrs.Dinneford was in the store again.

After she had gone away, Freeling handed Granger three more notes drawn by Mr.Dinneford to his order, amounting in all to fifteen thousand dollars.

They were at short dates.
Granger took these notes without any remark, and was about putting them in his desk, when Freeling said, "I think you had better offer one in the People's Bank and another in the Fourth National.

They discount to-morrow." "Our line is full in both of these banks," replied Granger.
"That may or may not be.

Paper like this is not often thrown out.