"It's a joke to remember that I used to think him a splendid man of business, far more practical than I.Why, there's no dreamier muddlehead living." He told the stories of Strangwyn and of Milligan with such exuberance of humour that Jane could not but join in his merriment.
"No, no; it's no good looking in that direction.

The money has gone, there's no help for it.

But you can depend on Jollyman's.

Of course the affair would have been much more difficult without Allchin.

Oh, you must see Allchin some day!" "And absolutely no one has discovered the secret ?" asked Jane.
Will hesitated, then.
"Yes, one person.