But Mr.Chalker has been here off and on a good bit now." "Ah! Chalker's a close one, too.

Else he'd tell me, his old friend.
Look here, Foxy," he turned a beaming and smiling face upon the assistant.

"If you should see anything or find anything out, tell me, mind.

And, remember, I'll make it worth your while." Mr.James looked as it he was asking himself how Joseph could make it worth his while, seeing that he got nothing more from his grandfather, and by his own showing never would have anything more.
"It's only his will I'm anxious to know about; that, and where he's put away all his money.

Think what a dreadful thing it would be for his heirs if he were to go and die suddenly, and none of us to know where his investments are.