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of them."
"I can put in the troubles. "Where it did
do they come from?"
"That doesn't pertain to him/it", said Ford, superbly. "Doesn't do me I give
them to You?"
"But where did it find them?"
"That is my business. If You them he/she doesn't want, says the word, and I want
take back them."
"And when it will pay the money?"
"I don't know", answered Ford, skinnily.
"He will perhaps sell 'em for us him", suggested Tom Calder.
"Good, Tom! Because you/he/she cannot sell 'the em and does it give me the money? Then You
to pay the exact sum and to save the forty dollars."
"I don't choose to do so", said Ford. "It seems to me you are
treating me in a very strange way. I offer him more than I owe
You, and you don't do anybody end of objections to receiving him/it."
"I am afraid I will put me in the troubles if I offer the obligations for sale,"
Said Morrison, tirelessly. "I don't know anybody in the business
Omit him."
"Yes, you do", said Ford, a bright idea that happens to him.
"Who?"
"You know the boy in our office."
"Grant Thornton?" Said Tom.
"Yes, Grant Thornton. Succeeds in seeing him/it, and asks to him to prepare of
the obligations for You. He will bring them to our office, and I want
clear of them without asking some questions."
"Before the percentage!" Said Tom. "Will that do, doesn't want him/it Jim?"
"I don't see because he/she doesn't want, answered Morrison, appearing satisfied.
"I would suggest that you see him/it some duration today."
"Good! Gives on the obligations."
Willis Ford had already separated the obligations in two packets, you are
one hundred in one and four hundred in the other. The first one of these him
passed above to Jim Morrison.
"Immediately" puts him/it in Your pocket, he said. "We don't want anybody to
see them. There is a boy of telegraph that looks at us."
"I will see if it is there entirely", murmured Morrison; and him
deduced by the envelope the two obligations, and it verified, from a personnel
inspection as which they was represented.
"It is correct entirely", he said.