"No, dot vos not so wery pad."
"It'll be four thousand a piece, you know."
"Und if it vos twenty t'ousand, vot then?"
"Why, then, I suppose we ought to give each of them an extra thousand, as they've had all the risk."
"Vell, dot vos all right, for then they vould hav' five t'ousand, und ve would hav' each five t'ousand, too."
"Hum, that's so; and five thousand ought to satisfy them."
"Py gracious, yes!"
"Where can we find 'em, Jake?"
Again the Hebrew hesitated. But a threatening look from Barney speedily brought him to his senses.
"Hen vos sthoppin' somevhere on Sixth Avenue, mit a girl," he said, hastily. "I don't vos remember her name. I vill ask Sadie."