"It's a really first-class business investment, isn't it ?" "Yes, I think it is," replied Westlake; "as good as any stock in an untried company can be, anyhow.

At least it's an excellent investment chance." "That's what I thought," she said.

"I'm judging, of course, only by what you say, and by my impression of Mr.Turner.

It seems to me that almost anything he goes into should be highly successful." Mr.Westlake slowly whirled his thumbs in the other direction, three separate twirls, and stopped them.
"Yes," he agreed.

"I'm investing the money in just Sam myself, although the scheme itself looks like a splendid one." Miss Westlake was silent a moment while she twisted at the button on her father's coat sleeve.
"I don't quite understand this matter of stock control," she went on presently.