Knox. So I am later on.
Harry. [Smiling.] Do it now, dear boy. That is a precept a business man should never forget.
Knox. I should hate to think you wanted to be rid of me.
Harry. I dote on your company, but I feel that I mustn't be selfish.
Knox. [Pulling his leg.] To tell you the truth I don't feel very fit to-day.
Harry. A little bilious, I dare say. Half a dozen hard sets are just what you want. [He hands Knox his coat.]
Knox. What is this?
Harry. Your coat.
Knox. You're making yourself almost more distressingly plain than nature has already made you.
[Wu comes back and hands Harry a dollar, and then goes out. Harry gives the dollar to the Amah.