Roger: (aside)
How easily honest men recognize each other.
Richly:
You dare to say this is the result of his superior management!
Roger: Peace! Don't say a word. When you know the bottom of this thing you will be enchanted. He has bought a house—a mansion for ten thousand pounds—
Richly:
A house for ten thousand?
Roger: And easily worth fifteen. He didn't have enough cash, so in order not to lose the bargain, he borrowed money from this honest swindler you see here. You are not so angry as you were, I bet.
Richly: On the contrary, I'm overjoyed. Oh, sir, this Mr. Edward who owes you the money is my son.
Roger:
And this gentleman is the father—got it?
Andre:
I've overjoyed as well.
Richly: Don't worry about your money. I approve what my son has done. Come back tomorrow and you will have your money—in cash.
Andre:
I'm your servant, sir.