"And for compensation I will pay you as much as my brother does."
"I wouldn't charge anything for helping Roy," said Andy. "It would only be a pleasure to me."
"Andrew," said Mr. Crawford. "I am afraid you will never make a business man if you are willing to work on those terms. My advice to you is to accept my sister's offer. She can afford to pay you what she offers, and you have your living to make."
"I shall insist upon paying," said Mrs. Mason, "though I appreciate Andy's generous offer."
"Thank you very much. With such an income I shall feel rich."
"I am so glad you are going to help me, Andy," said Roy. "We'll have bully times."
"I don't think Julius Caesar ever made use of such an expression, Roy," said his uncle.
"When do you wish me to come down to business, Mr. Crawford?" asked Andy.
"You may as well come to-morrow, and get broken in before your regular engagement commences."
"I shall be glad to do so."