"If I had much business to transact, I should buy one." "If you bought one you'd HAVE business," responded Selden.

"That's what's the matter.

It's the up-to-date machines that set things humming.
A slow, old-fashioned typewriter uses a firm's time, and time's money." "I don't find it so," said Mount Dunstan.

"I have more time than I can possibly use--and no money." G.Selden looked at him with friendly interest.

His experience, which was varied, had taught him to recognize symptoms.