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Phœbe had been watching impatiently for her brother's return and ran to meet him. He told her of the scene at the bank -- of Eric's astonishment and terror, and how Mr. Spaythe had raised Phil's salary quite materially. Then he related the manner in which he had worked upon the culprit's fears and induced him to apply a part of the stolen money to replacing his former embezzlements, thus saving Phil from the possibilities of future complications.
Tears stood in Phœbe's eyes as she murmured: "I'm so glad. Oh, I'm so glad!"