He did not know how he could spend it all.
He had tapped a gold mine.

Where this came from he could always get more.

He planned to buy some more clothes, to subscribe to many magazines, and to buy dozens of reference books that at present he was compelled to go to the library to consult.

And still there was a large portion of the four hundred and twenty dollars unspent.

This worried him until the thought came to him of hiring a servant for Gertrude and of buying a bicycle for Marion.
He mailed the bulky manuscript to The Youth's Companion, and on Saturday afternoon, after having planned an article on pearl-diving, he went to see Ruth.