[Alice Adams by Booth Tarkington]@TWC D-Link bookAlice Adams CHAPTER XXIII 21/26
That's what I told Charley to tell you.
I told him to tell you I'd pay you every last----" "Well, well!" the old gentleman interrupted, testily.
"I don't know anything about that." "I'm expecting to pay you," Adams went on, swallowing again, painfully. "I was expecting to do it out of a loan I thought I could get on my glue-works." The old gentleman lifted his frosted eyebrows.
"Oh, out o' the GLUE-works? You expected to raise money on the glue-works, did you ?" At that, Adams's agitation increased prodigiously.
"How'd you THINK I expected to pay you ?" he said.
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