I ain't the reason." "And you're quite sure his story is ALL untrue.

You don't imagine that he did find the money, your money, and then, for some reason or other, change it with smaller bills, and--" "Sshh, sshh, Charlie, don't waste your breath.

I told you I KNEW he hadn't found the four hundred dollars I lost, didn't I?
Well, I do know it and for the very best of reasons; in fact, my stoppin' into his shop just now was to tell him what I'd heard.

You see, Charlie, old Sylvester Sage has got back from Boston and opened up his house again.

And he telephoned me at two o'clock to say that the four hundred dollar packet was layin' on his sittin'-room table just where I left it when he and I parted company four days or so ago.