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C. E. Beyerle

 
9781331013938: The Romance of Elmdale Farm (Classic Reprint)

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Sir Charles. Good morning Miss I rene. I rene Good morning Sir Charles. Was nt that a fearful storm we had last night? Sir Charles (taking off gloves, ect) Yes and I see by tne morning papers that nearly all crops in this country was ruined by hail and wind. Well if such proves to be the case we may be able to do some business within the next few days. Farmers have really been too prosperous of late to allow a money lender to flourish. Emmett, my mai .(S tfs) Emmett. Yis, your honor.(B rings mail) Sir Charles, (torn surprise) is that all? Etntnelt. Yis, your honor, (aside,) Sare h3 ouht to have the whole post office.) Sir Charles (reads letter) Hello! things on Wall Street are booming this morning, thats good, (looks over other letters) Well since lookidg over this mornings mail, I see most of it is from farmers in the immediate vicinity of New York. That proves the storm had the desired effect on the farmers, and in less than a few days, the firm of Sir Charles Wentworth will be doing more business than all the rest of the brokers in New York City, (takes letters to irene)irene, you had better take these letters up stairs and answer them at once. Quote the highest rate of interest, also state capital unlimited, that will attract their attention more thoroughly. I rene Yes Sir. (exit RU Eordoor in back) Sir Charles (B)g with mail) I rene is certainly a gold brick to the firm. No need to caution her as to how to answer letters from the rural districts, as she certainly knows how to handle the farmers, and they are my most profitable customers. (D iscovers Emmett who has been reading paper) Why Emmett what are you doing here. Emmett umP8) Waiting for orders, your honor. That is I-I.
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