"I am afraid that it falls short of evidence, however strong and just may be the suspicion induced," said the lawyer. "Your father for a time was not quite certain about the letter."
"He thought that I had signed it," said Dolly.
"I am quite certain now," rejoined the father angrily. "A man has to collect his memory before he can be sure of anything."
"I am thinking you know how it would go to a jury."
"What I want to know is how we are to get the money," said Dolly. "I should like to see him hung,--of course; but I'd sooner have the money. Squercum says--"
"Adolphus, we don't want to know here what Mr. Squercum says."

"I am afraid that it falls short of evidence, however strong the suspicion may be," said the lawyer. "I am thinking how it would go before a jury."
"What I want to know is how we are to get the money," said Dolly. "Squercum says-"
"Adolphus, we don't want to know what Mr. Squercum says."
