It's all in your ear." As he spoke Hibbert gave Greg's right ear a playful tweak.
"All in Greg's ear ?" muttered Tom Reade under his breath.

"I knew that from the outset." "All in your ear, Holmes!" Hibbert repeated.

"Yet it will all be very real money.

Oh, won't you be astonished!" "I---I think I shall, when the wealth rains down upon me," murmured Greg, now afraid to raise his eyes to meet the mocking glance that Darry was sending toward him.
At this moment the stranger of the railway station entered the room, then came toward the table.
"Mr.Hibbert, here is the man who was inquiring for you at the station," Tom announced in a low voice.
Hibbert turned, glancing inquiringly at the stranger.
"Are you Mr.Hibbert ?" asked the latter.
"Yes," nodded the man in the four-quart hat.

"My name is Colquitt," explained the stranger.