The Man Who Lost Himself
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It isquite plain. What can be done?" "Absolutely nothing, " replied Collins.
"Nothing?" "Your ladyship must believe me when I say nothing can be done. Whatground can we have for moving? The sale was perfectly open and aboveboard. Mulhausen made no false statement--I am right in saying that, amI not?" turning to Jones.
Jones had to nod.
"And that being the case we are helpless. " "But if it can be proved that he knew there was coal in the land, and ifhe bought it concealing that knowledge, surel...y, surely the law can makehim give it back, " said the simple old lady, who it would seem stood inthe place of Rochester's unfortunate mother.
Mr. Collins almost smiled.
"Your ladyship, that would give no handle to the law. Now, for instance, if I knew that the Canadian Pacific Railway, let us say, had discoveredlarge coal bearing lands, and if I used that private knowledge to buyyour Canadian Pacific stock at, say, one hundred, and if that stock roseto three hundred, could you make me give you your stock back?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It isquite plain. What can be done?" "Absolutely nothing, " replied Collins.
"Nothing?" "Your ladyship must believe me when I say nothing can be done. Whatground can we have for moving? The sale was perfectly open and aboveboard. Mulhausen made no false statement--I am right in saying that, amI not?" turning to Jones.
Jones had to nod.
"And that being the case we are helpless. " "But if it can be proved that he knew there was coal in the land, and ifhe bought it concealing that knowledge, surel...y, surely the law can makehim give it back, " said the simple old lady, who it would seem stood inthe place of Rochester's unfortunate mother.
Mr. Collins almost smiled.
"Your ladyship, that would give no handle to the law. Now, for instance, if I knew that the Canadian Pacific Railway, let us say, had discoveredlarge coal bearing lands, and if I used that private knowledge to buyyour Canadian Pacific stock at, say, one hundred, and if that stock roseto three hundred, could you make me give you your stock back?
What to read after The Man Who Lost Himself?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stacpoole Henry De Vere to read onlineMoreLess
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