The Green Diamond
The Green Diamond
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What it could be that made the magnums of wine so valuable McNab could not imagine; in- deed he did not try, for he was far from being a man of imagination — he would have re- pelled that imputation with scorn. Certainly he never dreamed of such a reason as the con- cealment of a priceless jewel in one of the bottles. It was sufficient for McNab that here was quite a little crowd of people inquiring for those particular bottles of wine, and ready to pay a high price for them, too. In the first ...place, Mr. Merrick had given two hun- dred pounds for the dozen. That, figured the brooding McNab, was at the rate of £16 1 3 j. 4 d. a magnum. True, he had immedi- ately afterward sold off eleven of the dozen at about nine or ten shillings apiece, but there was no accounting for the eccentricities of American millionaires, who could afford that sort of thing. Indeed, had not that same millionaire been glad soon afterward to pay five pounds to get back one of the bottles?
He ought to have been made to pay more — certainly he should have paid more, reflected 238 THE GREEN DIAMOND McNab.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What it could be that made the magnums of wine so valuable McNab could not imagine; in- deed he did not try, for he was far from being a man of imagination — he would have re- pelled that imputation with scorn. Certainly he never dreamed of such a reason as the con- cealment of a priceless jewel in one of the bottles. It was sufficient for McNab that here was quite a little crowd of people inquiring for those particular bottles of wine, and ready to pay a high price for them, too. In the first ...place, Mr. Merrick had given two hun- dred pounds for the dozen. That, figured the brooding McNab, was at the rate of £16 1 3 j. 4 d. a magnum. True, he had immedi- ately afterward sold off eleven of the dozen at about nine or ten shillings apiece, but there was no accounting for the eccentricities of American millionaires, who could afford that sort of thing. Indeed, had not that same millionaire been glad soon afterward to pay five pounds to get back one of the bottles?
He ought to have been made to pay more — certainly he should have paid more, reflected 238 THE GREEN DIAMOND McNab.
What to read after The Green Diamond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morrison, Arthur, 1863-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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