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the boy? Me suffered I will see the Mr. Reynolds."
"You wait for an instant, you cultivate me I tell him all self I know. The boy said the obligations
he was given to from a knowledge."
"It was a falsehood."
"Does it know the number of Your obligations mother?"
"Yes, I have down them famous, in some place."
"Good! Me taken the number of that the boy it gave me for sale."
Mrs. Estabrook found the memorandum. It was comparative with one that
Willis Ford brought with him, and the numbers were identical. Four
numbers, were clearly losing from the list of Ford.
"That seems enough conclusive, mother. The young scoundrel has stolen
Your obligations, and he/she offered a part of them for sale. Certainly it was
daring in him to bring them to our office. Is it in the house?"
"I will go and I will see."
"The is handed Mr. Reynolds with You, if you can find him/it."
In an excited state, knowing as soon as what she did, the housewife
gone down by the staircases and it found both the parties of whom in which she was in search
the same room. You poured out his/her history in an incoherent way,
inveighing against Grant as a thief.
When Grant, with some difficulty understood what was the position
against him, he was almost been struck dumb with indignation.
"Does he/she mean to say me I stole Your obligations?" he required.
"Yes, I do; and it was a base cruel action."
"I agree with you in that, her Mrs. Estabrook. It was scurvy and cruel,
but I didn't have anything to do with him."
"You dare to say that, when you brought the obligations my child, Willis,
to-day to be sold?"
"Is it this truth Grant?" asked to the Mr. Reynolds. "You sold some obligations
a to-day of office?"
"Yes, gentleman."
The mediator seemed serious.
"Where did it find them?" he asked.
"They was given to me by a knowledge in Wall Street."
"Who was?"
"Its name is James Morrison."
"What does he/she know about him? Is it in some business?"
"I know very little of him, gentleman."
"Has you/he/she given him the money?"
"No, gentleman. I am to satisfy him/it morning of to the fifth Avenue to-tomorrow