It would add much to the obligation, if you would put it out of sight somewhere, and say nothing about it.

If I should die before paying your bill, you will be at liberty to sell it; and what is over, after deducting interest, you will kindly hand to my daughter." Mr.Jones stared with open mouth.

He thought the minister had lost his senses.
"What do you make of me, sir ?" he said at last.

"You go for to trust me with a watch like that, and fancy I wouldn't trust you with a little bill that ain't been owing three months yet! You make me that I don't know myself, sir! Never you mention the bill to me again, sir.

I'll ask for it, all in good time.