There you are refractory," said the financier, laughingly, "and I have not finished.

What ( says the financier) is peace to us without money?

'Well, sir,' said the financier, 'you've brought this thing to me.

"Cut it out," said the financier austerely, breaking out of the clinch.

"It is a responsibility that you take there," said the financier.

"But I am not like you," said the financier at length.

"My dear sir," said the financier, "there's no being sure of the market.

"All the more perfidious because they are founded on truth," said the financier, coldly.

"Idleness is as bad for dollars as for men," said the financier, clearing his throat.

"My wife," said the financier with a grin, "is afraid you have dynamite about you."

'Good-day, Mr. Wentworth,' said the financier cordially.

"Personalities," said the financier, in a jesting tone.

"That is as you please," said the financier.

"Very handsome, very fine," said the financier, who knew nothing about architecture, except its exceeding expense.

"It's fine to-day," said the financier, "but cold.

"Presume," said the financier abruptly, "you expect to supply both tracts with water from those springs?"