A Paper City
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To his intense disgust and dire displeasure, both Mr. Burt and Col. Peppernell refused to make any deed and utterly ignored the transaction.
" Do you pretend to deny," roared the choleric Price, in the presence of half a dozen sitting there, " that you sold me that land ? " " From Col. Peppernell I learn," said Mr. Burt, coolly, " that there was some talk with you about land, and that a price was named for the Busbey Farm and the lots fit the head of Elm Street. But there were no papers drawn n...or was the transaction completed. Subsequent events have made that espe^ cial property much more valuable, and we decline to sell. You should have closed on the spot, Mr. Price.
Two weeks is a long time to wait, as property is here now." -" Then you won't give my deed and take my money ? " " Not at that price. Decidedly not." THE ITPS AND DOWNS OF THE CITY. 177 Col. Peppernell echoed " Not at that price ; " and the gentlemen interchanged epithets the reverse of complimentary. Mr. Price gave it as his opinion that the land company was a swindle ; and the two mana- gers informed Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To his intense disgust and dire displeasure, both Mr. Burt and Col. Peppernell refused to make any deed and utterly ignored the transaction.
" Do you pretend to deny," roared the choleric Price, in the presence of half a dozen sitting there, " that you sold me that land ? " " From Col. Peppernell I learn," said Mr. Burt, coolly, " that there was some talk with you about land, and that a price was named for the Busbey Farm and the lots fit the head of Elm Street. But there were no papers drawn n...or was the transaction completed. Subsequent events have made that espe^ cial property much more valuable, and we decline to sell. You should have closed on the spot, Mr. Price.
Two weeks is a long time to wait, as property is here now." -" Then you won't give my deed and take my money ? " " Not at that price. Decidedly not." THE ITPS AND DOWNS OF THE CITY. 177 Col. Peppernell echoed " Not at that price ; " and the gentlemen interchanged epithets the reverse of complimentary. Mr. Price gave it as his opinion that the land company was a swindle ; and the two mana- gers informed Mr.
What to read after A Paper City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Locke David Ross to read onlineMoreLess
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