got paid up for it--downtown and uptown.

You ought to hear the boys at the Magnolia talk about it.

My scheme is not that kind; I'm on the ground floor; got some of the promoter's stock.

When you are through with your railroad contract and get your money, let me know.
I can show you a thing or two;--open your eyes! No Wall Street racket, remember,--just a plain business deal." "There won't be much money left over, Garry, from the 'fill' and tunnel work, if we keep on.

We ought to have a cyclone next to finish up with; we've had about everything else." "You're all through, Jack," replied Garry with emphasis.
"I'll believe that when I see it," said Jack with a smile.
"I tell you, Jack, YOU ARE ALL THROUGH.