"Not that it will be the least good. It would be quite unnatural to him to pay anything."
"Fellows used to pay their gambling debts," said Sir Felix, who was still in funds, and who still held a considerable assortment of I. O. U.'s.
"They don't now,--unless they like it. How did a fellow manage before, if he hadn't got it?"
"He went smash," said Sir Felix, "and disappeared and was never heard of any more. It was just the same as if he'd been found cheating. I believe a fellow might cheat now and nobody'd say anything!"

"Not that it will be the least good," said Nidderdale.
"Fellows used to pay their gambling debts," said Sir Felix, who still held a considerable assortment of I.O.U.'s. "Otherwise a fellow went smash, and disappeared and was never heard of any more. It was just the same if he was found cheating. I believe a fellow might cheat now and nobody'd say anything!"
