[The Honorable Peter Stirling and What People Thought of Him by Paul Leicester Ford]@TWC D-Link bookThe Honorable Peter Stirling and What People Thought of Him CHAPTER XXIX 11/16
He knew that Mr.Bohlmann was ranked as a millionaire already, and was growing richer fast.
Yet--Peter needed no blank walls. During this summer, Peter had a little more law practice.
A small grocer in one of the tenements came to him about a row with his landlord.
Peter heard him through, and then said: "I don't see that you have any case; but if you will leave it to me to do as I think best, I'll try if I can do something," and the man agreeing, Peter went to see the landlord, a retail tobacconist up-town. "I don't think my client has any legal grounds," he told the landlord, "but he thinks that he has, and the case does seem a little hard.
Such material repairs could not have been foreseen when the lease was made." The tobacconist was rather obstinate at first.
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