There is something in success after all.
"Good-by, Tony," said Sam heartily, when our hero left the next day. "You're a gentleman, and I always said so."
"Thank you, Sam. Good luck to you!" responded Tony, smiling.
"I'm a much finer fellow than when I was a tramp," he said to himself. "Sam says so, and he ought to know. I suppose it's the way of the world. And now for Europe!"
CHAPTER XXXV. TONY'S BAD LUCK.
Two weeks later Tony and his friend were guests at a popular London hotel, not far from Charing Cross.
"We will postpone business till we have seen a little of London," said George Spencer. "Luckily my business is not of a pressing character, and it can wait."
"You have been in London before, Mr. Spencer," said Tony. "I am afraid you will find it a bore going round with me."