I will leave six crowns and all the small change.
And the keys?
He must keep them, or, of course, he could not have entered without my knowledge.

But should he be roused to consciousness by the death-agony, he might have sufficient strength to get out.

I will leave him all the keys but that of the outer building.

Iron bars render the place secure; he could not even enter the garden.

Now I will put the phial in his doublet--no, in the pocket of his girdle; it will be as easily found.