"How much of this money do you think I have now?" he asked, at length.
"I don't know."
"And I don't propose to tell you."
"I know you have some of it!"
"Very possibly. I cannot live for nothing."
"And I know where you keep it," added Lyman, provoked by his uncle's manner.
"Indeed!"
"But I can't commend your prudence in putting your money where it is so likely to be found—and taken."
"Be a little more explicit. Let me know just what you mean."
"Burying money in the ground is not very wise."