"You have got some?"
"I have just the two hundred pounds which your father paid me, and not a shilling more. I don't see why he should keep my money, and not let me have it back."
"Look here," said Marie, and she put her hand into her pocket. "I told you I thought I could get some. There is a cheque for two hundred and fifty pounds. I had money of my own enough for the tickets."
"And whose is this?" said Felix, taking the bit of paper with much trepidation.

"I have only the two hundred pounds which your father paid me. I don't see why he should keep my money."
"Look here," said Marie. "There is a cheque for two hundred and fifty pounds. I had money of my own enough for the tickets."
"Whose is this?" said Felix, taking it.
