Of course the furnace, the two projectiles and the connecting electric wires are all destroyed at each charge, which brings the total cost of the operation to a little more than eight hundred dollars, including nearly three tons of brown sugar.
The diamond resulting is worth at least a million when broken up for cutting, sometimes even two millions.

That is all, I think." There was a long, awed silence.

Mr.Latham, leaning against the giant cube, stared thoughtfully at his toes; Mr.Schultze was peering curiously about him, thence off into the gloom; Mr.Czenki still had a question.
"I understand that all the diamonds were made in that disk-like shape," he remarked at last.

"Then the uncut stones that were stolen were--" "They were natural stones," interrupted Mr.Wynne, "imported for purposes of study and experiment.

I told Chief Arkwright the truth, but not all of it.