It's what everybody says of him.

They all say that he'll be caught and hanged some day for it--hung in chains; but of course I hope he won't, Big, because of you." "It's all nonsense.

It isn't true," said Bigley indignantly, "and those who talk that way are far more likely to be hung themselves.

But I wish your father hadn't bought the Gap." "I don't," I said.

"He had a right to buy it if he liked, and I don't see what business it is of your father.