Mr.Bohlmann told him: "I sbend about dree dousand a year on law und law-babers.

Misder Dummer id does for me, but ven he does nod any longer it do, I gifts id you." On the second visit Mrs.Bohlmann said: "I tell my good man that with all the law-business he has, he must get a lawyer for a son-in-law." Peter had not heard Mrs.Bohlmann say to her husband the evening before, as they were prinking for dinner: "Have you told Mr.Stirling about your law business ?" Nor Mr.Bohlmann's prompt: "Yah.

I dells him der last dime." Yet Peter wondered if there were any connection between the two statements.

He liked the two girls.

They were nice-looking, sweet, sincere women.