We get the discounts for your use, not ours." "All very well," answered Mrs.Dinneford; "but how is that going to help you ?" "Leave that to me.

You get the notes," said Freeling.
"Never walk blindfold, Mr.Freeling," replied the lady, drawing herself up, with a dignified air.

"We ought to understand each other by this time.

I must see beyond the mere use of these notes." Freeling shut his mouth tightly and knit his heavy brows.

Mrs.Dinneford watched him, closely.
"It's a desperate expedient," he said, at length.
"All well as far as that is concerned; but if I am to have a hand in it, I must know all about it," she replied, firmly.