Jest extror'nary!" exclaimed Peggy, reassured.
"And your people have all done work of an unusual character in a painstaking manner.

I am very much pleased.

There seems to be a hundred and forty dollars my due, remaining from the five hundred I sent you." "Here it is, sir," responded McNutt, taking the money from his pocket-book.

In another place he had more money, which he had intended to pay if the smaller bill had been presented.
Uncle John took the money.
"You are an honest fellow, McNutt," said he.

"I hadn't expected a dollar back, for folks usually take advantage of a stranger if he gives them half a chance.