Double Trouble, or Every Hero His Own Villain

Excerpt from Double Trouble, or Every Hero His Own Villain
All right, said Baggs. It's only a day's run to Canada; but in case I should prove honest, and need to hear from you, you'll leave your address?
Mr. Amidon frowned and made a gesture ex pressive of nervousness.
No, said he, in a high-pitched and querulous tone. No! I want to see if this business owns me, or if I own it. Why should you need to communicate with me? Whenever I'm off a day you always sign everything; and I shall be gone but a day on any given date this time; so it's only the usual thing.
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