[A Young Girl’s Wooing by E. P. Roe]@TWC D-Link bookA Young Girl’s Wooing CHAPTER XIII 15/17
You are aware that they will be among the first to appreciate." "In ordinary times one would think so." "How soon do you think you may call in this loan ?" "Well, the probabilities are, that you may keep it as long as you wish, at the rates named.
They are stiff, I know, but not above the market." Mr.Muir had thought it over.
If he failed he was satisfied that his assets would eventually make good every dollar he owed, with interest, while, on the other hand, even the small sum named promised to preserve his fortune and add very largely to his wealth.
The transaction was soon completed. Mr.Arnault was equally satisfied that he also took but slight risk. The loan, however, was made from his own means, and was not wholly a business affair.
He had made up his mind to win Stella Wildmere, and would not swerve from the purpose unless she engaged herself to another.
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