[The Iron Furrow by George C. Shedd]@TWC D-Link bookThe Iron Furrow CHAPTER XXV 4/17
The bondholders went thoroughly into the subject with me of what they could afford to pay you for your stock and a decision was finally reached to give you ten thousand dollars for your interest in the company.
Considering everything, that's exceedingly liberal.
I'm authorized to draw a check for that amount to your order when you've assigned the shares." "Not enough," Lee replied.
He sat down at his desk, lifted his feet to a window ledge, and held a match to his pipe. "That's the limit." "It's not enough; I need more." "What you need and what you'll take are two different things," the other stated, sarcastically. "Go higher," Lee said, with his gaze upon the window. "Not a cent!" "I owe McDonnell twenty thousand that has gone into the canal.
I've put in my ranch, and land I traded for it, and months of work and organization--value twenty thousand; and I figure my present control of things worth twenty thousand more.
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