I have no money for beggars, or for idlers, or for liars.

I have worked all my life, and shall to the end--and so must they.

Now and then something happens like this.

Now do you understand ?" Again Jack tried to speak.

His anger was gone; the pathos in the Jew's voice had robbed him of all antagonism, but Cohen would allow no interruptions.
"And now one thing more before I let you speak, And then I am through.
In all the years I have known Mr.Grayson, this is the first time I have ever been able to help him with the only thing I have that can help him--my money.