"Oh, you needn't do that, Mas'r Harry," replied Zekle; "but I thought I'd like to tell you, don't you know, all about like how it happened.  I kinder felt it to be my duty, you see, and then if you liked to say to me, `Here, Zekle Wynn, here's five or ten pounds for you for what you did,' why you could, you know; but if you didn't, why it wouldn't matter a bit, for I always feel as if it was a man's duty not to take no money 'less he's earned it."