Once there, I can make him say what I like." "And if he does not get well ?" "In that case, we will take away his body and bury it outside.

I will see to that myself." "I understand," the other sneered.

"You don't want anyone to know where it is buried, so as to be able to bring it up against you." "You attend to your own business," the Jew said angrily.

"Why should I care about what they say?
At any rate, there are some matters between you and me, and there is no fear of your speaking." "Not until the time comes when I may think it worth my while to throw away my life, in order to secure your death, Ben Soloman." "It is of no use talking like that," the Jew said quietly.

"We are useful to each other.