In less time than was anticipated Mr. Bradford came to the office, his arm being so far well that it no longer gave him any trouble.
The book-keeper did not delay long to open his batteries upon Paul. On the second day, our hero being out, Manson began:
"I would like to say a few words to you, Mr. Bradford, about the new boy."
"About Paul?" asked Mr. Bradford, lifting his eyes from the morning paper.
"Yes, sir."
"Very well, proceed."
"I can't say I am satisfied with him, sir."
"Indeed! What is the matter?"
"He is not respectful to me."
"Indeed!"