"You have no right to do that."
"I don't know about that. I was arrested for having them, and what's the use of my having the name without the game?"
Duncan sank down on the edge of the bed again.
"If you had spoken to me like that yesterday, I'd have wanted to punch your head," he said. "But you're a good fellow, Roger, and I don't blame you for acting as you do. Do you know what the papers contain?"
"I think I do."
"They concern my father's affairs," he went on uneasily.
"And my father's as well," I added.
"Not so very much."
"I think so."
"Let me show you. Hand the papers over."