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And now he makes plain that he is seizing the opportunity to travel away in search of fortune , having found a manager in rags who can afford to live on the dividends of the Suburban . `` We are not engaged ; far from it , '' he says ; `` yet never would I desert her to walk such ties as the Barlow Suburban , more cruel than the ties which bind us together . '' So he makes out a time card . `` In the morning she goes to work , and back at evening ; and some day she may be minded to ride at noon for the sake of the exercise which is to be had on the B. S. car . '' He gives Tim this time card and the key to the box which the nickels are dropped in . `` Good-by ; I can trust you . '' He points up to the sky .