"Forty dollars."
"Then you've made just fifty-seven dollars. Bully for you!"
"But I've exchanged a good overcoat for a poor one."
"There can't be more than seventeen dollars difference."
"Not so much."
"Then you're forty dollars better off, at any rate."
"But I don't know as I can claim this money," said Harry, doubtfully. "It isn't mine."
"He won't be likely to call for it. When he does, and returns you the money and the coat, it will be time to think about it."
"I will ask Professor Henderson about that. At any rate I've got my money back, that's one good thing."
This timely discovery made Harry decidedly cheerful, and, if anything, sharpened his appetite for breakfast.