If you get all your facts, I guess five hundred dollars will about see you through." "I will pay that," Mr.Sabin answered.
"I will bring you the letters back to-night," Mr.Skinner said.

"I guess I'll borrow that locket of yours, too." Mr.Sabin shook his head.
"That," he said firmly, "I do not part with." Mr.Skinner scratched his ear with his penholder.

"It's the only scrap of identifying matter we've got," he remarked.

"Of course it's a dead simple case, and we can probably manage without it.

But I guess it's as well to fix the thing right down." "If you will give me a piece of paper," Mr.Sabin said, "I will make you a sketch of the Duchess.