What do you think, my girl?
I've won out in that matter of business I've been at so long." "Have you?
I'm very glad.

I don't know what it was all about, Little Billee, but if you've succeeded in what you wanted to do, I'm very glad." "Yes, I have.

And it means,--it means, Patty, that I shall live in New York now, all the time." "Yes ?" "Yes.

And it means, too, if this interests you, that I'm a rich man,--a very rich man." "That's nice, Bill; I congratulate you." "Oh, thank you." Farnsworth's voice had grown suddenly cold, and the eager light had faded from his blue eyes.

He looked at Patty, and quickly looked away.
"I thought you might care," he said.
A strange thought came to Patty.