"Yes, he's better."
"Goyle was here—said he'd be back this afternoon."
"Didn't leave any money—didn't say what he wanted, did he?"
"No. I think he wants to talk more than anything else. He is a smart fellow, George, but I am beginning to find fault with him. I don't like his principles."
"Perhaps he has none," Bodney replied.
"What, have you begun to—"
"Oh, no, I merely said that."
"That's the way he talks—makes a statement and then declares he didn't mean it. By the way, I'm going to get out of this office. There's no use staying here. If father wants to keep it, let him; but you and I ought to be in a more modern building. We have played at the law long enough. What do you say?"
"I don't know but you are right. I would like to do something. Has anyone else called?"
"Yes, Bradley was here."