I tell you I am not that kind of a fellow.

You won it, and you will keep it, unless you have nerve enough to give me an opportunity to win it back." This did not suit Frank at all, for the money had lain like a load on his conscience.

He had sworn not to gamble again, and he had broken his oath.

But, what was worse, so long as he kept that money, he felt that he really ought to give Snell a chance to get square.

There seemed but one way to get out of playing again, and that was to make Snell take back the money.
But it was useless for him to urge Wat; not a dollar would the fellow accept.
"You can't give me back anything," declared Snell.