“A week, th’ docthers say.”
“Perhaps two weeks?”
“Oi can’t afford thot. Oi have me family to support.”
“How much is your salary a month?”
O’Farrel told Frank.
“And you may lose half a month’s wages. That is tough.”
“Sure an’ it is!”
“Now, Mr. O’Farrel,” said Merry, in his most suave manner, “there is such a thing as a misfortune that is a blessing in disguise. You have no accident policy, and you need money. How would you feel if you were to receive during the time that you are idle a sum every week double your regular salary, besides having all your bills paid?”
CHAPTER XIII.
FRANK AND THE POLICEMAN.