It is little enough.

We ought to have had a great deal more." Laverick pushed him contemptuously away and locked up the remainder of the notes.
"I am letting you take two hundred and fifty pounds of this money," he said, "for various reasons.

For one, I can bear this thing better alone.

As for the rest of the money, it remains there for the accountant who liquidates our affairs.

I do not propose to touch a penny of it." The young man buttoned up his coat with an hysterical little laugh.
Such ways were not his ways.