"And don't you know?" retorted the Broker. "We're breaking in at the Kesselbach woman's."
"And what about the two watchers? The two coves whom Lupin posted there?"
"That's their look-out: there's seven of us. They had better give us as little trouble as possible."
"What about the Kesselbach?"
"Gag her first, then bind her and bring her here. . . . There, on that old sofa. . . . And then wait for orders."
"Is the job well paid?"
"The Kesselbach's jewels to begin with."
"Yes, if it comes off . . . but I'm speaking of the certainty."
"Three hundred-franc notes apiece, beforehand, and twice as much again afterwards."
"Have you the money?"