"Now, George Washington," he continued, taking four other twenty-dollar pieces from his pocket, and adding them to the inclosure, which he carefully refolded, "I'm going to give you another chance to live up to your reputation.

You'll take that package, and hand it to White Violet, and say you found it, just as it is, in the lock-box.

I'll keep the letter, for it would knock you endways if it was seen, and I'll make it all right with the editor.

But, as I've got to tell him that I've seen White Violet myself, and know she's got it, I expect YOU to manage in some way to have me see her.
I'll manage the rest of it; and I won't blow on you, either.

You'll come back to the hotel, and tell me what you've done.