The Mystery of Khufu's Tomb by Talbot Mundy

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The hotel was full, but the proprietor surrendered his own suite to Joan, and caused two house-maids, two page-boys, one Chinaman and a darky to sweat furiously. There was nothing whatever to it but friendship--which of course includes respect, or it isn't of the first water by a long way.

There were no strings; I saw her bill next morning. And she was charged four dollars fifty for the use of two rooms, supper and breakfast.

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