"From one point of view it might be looked upon as bad business, but not entirely.

They would be sure to make a great cry, though they haven't been any too kind to the public themselves.

But if you offered to combine with them I see no objection.

It's certain to be as good for them in the long run as it is for you.

This merely permits you to make a better bargain." "Exactly," said Cowperwood.
"And you have the means, you tell me, to lay mains in every part of the city, and fight with them for business if they won't give in ?" "I have the means," said Cowperwood, "or if I haven't I can get them." Mr.McKenty looked at Mr.Cowperwood very solemnly.