bonus; a singular thing! Who's the party ?' 'Don't know the man,' was the reply.

'Name of Moss.' 'A Jew,' Morris reflected, when his visitor was gone.

And what could a Jew want with a claim of--he verified the amount in the books--a claim of three five eight, nineteen, ten, against the house of Finsbury?
And why should he pay cent.

for cent.?
The figure proved the loyalty of Rodgerson--even Morris admitted that.

But it proved unfortunately something else--the eagerness of Moss.