"No, I ain't. I'm not a bit suspicious. I don't deal in such articles; that's all!"
"What doubt can there be about such bills as those? Everybody knows that my cousin has a considerable fortune, altogether at her own disposal."
"The truth is, Mr. Vavasor, that bills with ladies' names on them,--ladies who are no way connected with business,--ain't just the paper that people like."
"Nothing on earth can be surer."
"You take them into the City for discount, and see if the bankers don't tell you the same. They may be done, of course, upon your name. I say nothing about that."

"No, I ain't. I don't deal in such articles; that's all. The truth is, Mr. Vavasor, that bills with ladies' names on them ain't just what people like. You take them into the City, and see if the bankers don't tell you the same. They may be done, of course, upon your name."
