"I don't suppose you have to," suggested Avery, with a glance at the store.
"Fifty thousand in the bank and the stand of buildings here," replied Buck, with the careless ease of the "well-fixed." "How do you get your three squares nowadays?"
"Lecture on Lost Arts and Free Love and cure stuttering in one secret lesson, pay in advance," Avery replied, listlessly.
"But there ain't the three squares in it. I wish I'd been as sharp as you are, and never let a woman whiffle me into a scrape."
"Nobody ever come it over me," declared Buck, pride slowly replacing his ire, but he added, gloomily; "excepting her, and I've never stopped thinking about it, and I've never seen another woman worth looking at-not for me, even if she did come it over me.
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