I have seen that man before, only a night or two ago." "Where?
When ?" Isaac demanded.
"I saw him hanging around the house of my employer," Arnold said firmly, "under very suspicious circumstances.

He was inquiring then for Mr.Rosario.It was the night before Rosario was murdered." "What do you mean by that ?" Isaac asked, hoarsely.
"You had better ask yourself what it means," Arnold replied.

"For Ruth's sake, Isaac, don't have anything to do with that man.

I don't know anything about him--I don't want to know anything about him.

I simply beg you, for Ruth's sake, to keep out of trouble." Isaac laughed harshly.
"You talk like a young fool!" he declared, turning on his heel..