"But he has carried off your purse."
"I don't care for that. That is, I don't care for it in comparison with the man's life."
"You are more good-natured than many would be who had suffered such a loss."
"There wasn't a large sum of money in the purse," said Grace.
"Do you remember how much?" asked Paul.
"I had fifty dollars when I left Milwaukee."
"And you gave me two dollars and a half for my little sister."
"And bought a Harper's Magazine of you," added Grace, smiling.
"Then there should be forty-seven dollars left," continued the train boy.
"I suppose so. I wish now I had given you the whole of it for your little sister."