"Well, did you make out all right with your lawyer friend?" Joe asked.
"Oh, yes, Joe, I never had so much money at one time in my life before."
"What did you do with it?"
"I kept out enough to pay for this supper, and the rest I put in the circus ticket wagon safe."
"What, all your cash?"
"Oh, I didn't take it all, Joe."
"You didn't take it all?"
"No. Mr. Sanford—he's the law clerk, you know—said I ought not to have so much money with me, so he offered to take care for me all I didn't want to use right away."
"He's going to take care of it for you?" Joe repeated.
"Yes. He says he can invest it for me. But eat your supper, Joe."