Capitolo 23
shops."
To this point Tom reentered the car, after having ended his/her cigarette.
Observing that its place had been had, he sat down to a small
distance.
"When you find ready to happen, it said the mediator, "you call to mine
office, and although I won't promise to give him a place, I will feel
well it prepared to if I can make space to you."
"Thanks, gentleman", said Grant, with gratitude. "I hope if me never within
Your job, I will deserve Your trust."
"I have good hopes of it. By the way, you are able well as gives me Your
name."
"I am Grant Thornton, of Colebrook" says our hero.
The Mr. Reynolds digitò the name in notebook a few pocket, and the went away
makes to sit that immediately takings Tom Calder.
"Who is that funny type of old man?" he asked.
"The gentleman that has left only me is a man of business in New York."
"Did it often enough get with him eh?"
"We spoke a little."
Grant took care not to mention that the Mr. Reynolds was a mediator, as
he knew that Tom would have pressed for an introduction in that case.
When they arrived to New York, Tom showed a disposition to remain with
Accords but the second motto: "We would do better to separate, and we can meet
again after we have watched out for our business."
A place of meeting had agreed on, and Tom went his/her way.
It now came to the difficult part of the assignment of Grant. Where if he had to go
do you clear him of his/her pearls? He walked along undecided, you cultivate him it came a
great shop of jewelry. It struck him/it that this would have been a good place
for his/her purpose, and he entered.
"What can I do for you, young?" asked to a man of thirty behind the
box.
"I have some pearl it adorns I would appreciate to sell", it said Grant.
"Indeed", it said the employee, while mending a mistrustful look on Grant;
"allow me to see them."
Grant took the necklace and bracelets, and you/he/she passed them ended. No
you/he/she had done sooner him so that a lady fluorescently dressed advanced the
place where he was being standing, and it held out his/her hand for the