Anglo-American Memories. Second Series
Anglo-American Memories. Second Series
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But Mr. Morgan and I talked the thing over yesterday and came to terms. " Then, still with an eye to stage management, Mr. Carnegie paused ; then added : " There is nothing in writing. Everything between us has been by word of mouth. " " But you must have put a few figures on paper, if nothing else. " " No, not one. If either of us should die to-night the deal would be off. " Happily, neither of them did die that night. The agreement was put in legal shape. The papers of the Steel Corporation w...ere also put in legal shape by Mr. Victor Morawetz and Mr. Lynde Stetson. It took them just eleven days to do it. Unless one of the two should object, I will go so far as to say that I was told afterward, on authority it would not be easy to dis- pute, that their fee for these eleven days' work was $500, 000. I dare say that seems moderate in New 244 ANGLO-AMERICAN MEMORIES York, where legal services are paid at a rate, and in a manner, unknown in London. But when I have told the story in London it has not always been believed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Mr. Morgan and I talked the thing over yesterday and came to terms. " Then, still with an eye to stage management, Mr. Carnegie paused ; then added : " There is nothing in writing. Everything between us has been by word of mouth. " " But you must have put a few figures on paper, if nothing else. " " No, not one. If either of us should die to-night the deal would be off. " Happily, neither of them did die that night. The agreement was put in legal shape. The papers of the Steel Corporation w...ere also put in legal shape by Mr. Victor Morawetz and Mr. Lynde Stetson. It took them just eleven days to do it. Unless one of the two should object, I will go so far as to say that I was told afterward, on authority it would not be easy to dis- pute, that their fee for these eleven days' work was $500, 000. I dare say that seems moderate in New 244 ANGLO-AMERICAN MEMORIES York, where legal services are paid at a rate, and in a manner, unknown in London. But when I have told the story in London it has not always been believed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W George Washburn Smalley to read onlineMoreLess
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