"You've never worried after him before." Burke's eyes were grim.

"You may be sure of one thing, Donovan," he said, "I'm not out for pleasure this journey." "I've noted that," observed Kelly.
"I don't want you to help me if you have anything better to do," pursued Burke.

"I shall get what I've come for in any case." "Oh, don't you worry yourself! I'm on," responded Kelly, with his winning, Irish smile.

"When do you want to catch your hare?
Tonight ?" "Yes; to-night," said Burke soberly.

"I'll come down with you to Hoffstein's, and if you can get him out, I'll do the rest." "Hurrah!" crowed Kelly softly, lifting his glass.