True! True! What has he to gain——?
Philip.
[Who is sitting with his hands hanging loosely, utterly bewildered—rousing himself.] Good God, yes! What has Titterton to gain by joining me in a blackguardly scheme to—to—to——?
Dunning.
[To Sir Randle and Roope.] Well, gentlemen, in the first place, it's plain that Titterton was too fly to risk being easily blown upon——
Bertram.
He was prepared to prove that the books have been manufactured and delivered, I mean t'say——
Dunning.
And in the second place, on the question of expense, the speculation was a tolerably safe one.
Lady Filson.