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Mr
.
Ford
did
not
wait
,
but
ransacked
his
pockets
,
with
the
result
of
sixty
cents
.
"
Sure
that
is
all
?
"
Martin
demanded
menacingly
,
possessing
himself
of
it
.
"
What
have
you
got
in
your
vest
pockets
?
"
In
token
of
his
good
faith
,
Mr
.
Ford
turned
two
of
his
pockets
inside
out
.
A
strip
of
cardboard
fell
to
the
floor
from
one
of
them
.
He
recovered
it
and
was
in
the
act
of
returning
it
,
when
Martin
cried
:
-
"
What
’
s
that
?
—
A
ferry
ticket
?
Here
,
give
it
to
me
.
It
’
s
worth
ten
cents
.
I
’
ll
credit
you
with
it
.
I
’
ve
now
got
four
dollars
and
ninety
-
five
cents
,
including
the
ticket
.
Five
cents
is
still
due
me
.
"
He
looked
fiercely
at
Mr
.
White
,
and
found
that
fragile
creature
in
the
act
of
handing
him
a
nickel
.
"
Thank
you
,
"
Martin
said
,
addressing
them
collectively
.
"
I
wish
you
a
good
day
.
"
"
Robber
!
"
Mr
.
Ends
snarled
after
him
.
"
Sneak
-
thief
!
"
Martin
retorted
,
slamming
the
door
as
he
passed
out
.
Martin
was
elated
—
so
elated
that
when
he
recollected
that
The
Hornet
owed
him
fifteen
dollars
for
"
The
Peri
and
the
Pearl
,
"
he
decided
forthwith
to
go
and
collect
it
.
But
The
Hornet
was
run
by
a
set
of
clean
-
shaven
,
strapping
young
men
,
frank
buccaneers
who
robbed
everything
and
everybody
,
not
excepting
one
another
.
After
some
breakage
of
the
office
furniture
,
the
editor
(
an
ex
-
college
athlete
)
,
ably
assisted
by
the
business
manager
,
an
advertising
agent
,
and
the
porter
,
succeeded
in
removing
Martin
from
the
office
and
in
accelerating
,
by
initial
impulse
,
his
descent
of
the
first
flight
of
stairs
.
"
Come
again
,
Mr
.
Eden
;
glad
to
see
you
any
time
,
"
they
laughed
down
at
him
from
the
landing
above
.
