Princess. My brother has.
Jarvis. What?
Princess. Twice.
Jarvis. Good night!
Princess. So has my father, and the others when they disappeared. No one has seen it three times and lived.
Jarvis. (Interrupting and looking at Duke) In just what way do you connect this spook with the treasure?
Duke. Spook? I see no connection. What do you mean?
Jarvis. Oh, there is always money where the ghost walks.
Duke. I don't know what your experience has been, Mr. Warren. You are evidently a brave man—but you have yet to encounter a real ghost.
Jarvis. Brave! It takes no bravery to fight a coward. That is what this ghost is—it's a coward like every other ghost. I tell you that men are not half so afraid of spirits as spirits are afraid of men. Face the supernatural—and it is beaten to a frazzle before the fight begins. Spooks—horse-thieves—and peevish wild-cats can all be tamed by the same little charm.