There's no use stayin' around here.

Out there is the place for me now." Jack put Harold down at the station and turned over to him all the money he had in the world.

Harold took it, saying: "Now you'll get this back with interest, old man.

I need it now, but I won't six months from now.

I'm going to strike a job before long--don't you worry." Their good-by was awkward and constrained, and Harold felt the parting more keenly than he dared to show.