In truth, Mr.
Samuel Hart never allows himself to know anything,--except the amount of money which he may have at his banker's.

And it will be difficult to convince Mr.Tyrrwhit.

Mr.Tyrrwhit is assured that all of us,--you and I, and Mountjoy and Augustus,--are in a conspiracy to cheat him and the others." "I don't wonder at it," said Mr.Grey.
"Perhaps not," continued the squire; "the circumstances, no doubt, are suspicious.

But he will have to find out his mistake.

Augustus is very anxious to pay these poor men their money.