It will cost twenty, and the other ten dollars would be profit, interest on my investment in my shop and so forth.
Now, I'll let this job go at just the cost---twenty dollars, and throw off the profit and trimmings.

Yes---to you young fellows---I'll call the job twenty dollars." "That's kind of you," said Dick, with a grateful sigh.

"But we want to be honest with you, Mr.Drigg---Twenty dollars, or five, or a hundred---it would be all the same to us.

We haven't the money." "Not so fast," returned Driggs, his eyes twinkling.

"I'll give you credit, and treat the debt as a matter of honor between us." "But I don't know how we'd pay you back," Dick went on.