"To open the drawer again."
"Are you mad, Felicie? I should surely be discovered. It won't do to try it a second time when my aunt is on her guard. Besides, very likely she don't keep her money there now."
"Oh, yes, she does."
"How do you know?"
"I was in the room yesterday when she opened the drawer to take out money to pay a bill."
"She must be foolish, then."
"Ah," said Felicie, coolly, "she thinks lightning won't strike twice in the same place."
"Well, it won't."
"There must have been fifty dollars in bills in the drawer," continued Felicie, insinuatingly.
"It may stay there for all me. I won't go to the drawer again."