Wall Street Stories
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And Greenbaum et al. Smiled guilt ily and said nothing, though Jakey winked from time to time when they spoke to him about it ; and old Isidore Wechsler cultivated a Napo leon III. Look of devilish astuteness ; and " Bob " Lindheim became almost dignified ; and myopic little Morris Steinfelder gained 15 pounds and Rosenthal stopped patting everybody on the back, and mutely invited everybody to pat him on the back.
Then Sharpe sent for "Jakey, " and on the next day young " Eddie " Lazarus swagge...ringly offered to wager $10, 000 against $5, 000 that a dividend on "Turp" stock would be declared during the year. Whereupon the newspapers of their own accord began to guess how great a divi- THE BREAK IN TURPENTINE 57 dend would be paid, and when ; and various fig ures were mentioned in the Board room by brok ers who confided to their hearers that they " got it on the dead q. T. , straight from the inside" And two days later Sharpens unsuspected brokers offered to pay If per cent for the dividend on 100, 000 shares, said dividend to be declared within sixty days or the money forfeited.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Greenbaum et al. Smiled guilt ily and said nothing, though Jakey winked from time to time when they spoke to him about it ; and old Isidore Wechsler cultivated a Napo leon III. Look of devilish astuteness ; and " Bob " Lindheim became almost dignified ; and myopic little Morris Steinfelder gained 15 pounds and Rosenthal stopped patting everybody on the back, and mutely invited everybody to pat him on the back.
Then Sharpe sent for "Jakey, " and on the next day young " Eddie " Lazarus swagge...ringly offered to wager $10, 000 against $5, 000 that a dividend on "Turp" stock would be declared during the year. Whereupon the newspapers of their own accord began to guess how great a divi- THE BREAK IN TURPENTINE 57 dend would be paid, and when ; and various fig ures were mentioned in the Board room by brok ers who confided to their hearers that they " got it on the dead q. T. , straight from the inside" And two days later Sharpens unsuspected brokers offered to pay If per cent for the dividend on 100, 000 shares, said dividend to be declared within sixty days or the money forfeited.
What to read after Wall Street Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lefevre Edwin to read onlineMoreLess
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