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The Mississippi Bubble

CHAPTER V
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Nothing, I am sure, save the utmost of good workmanship would please you.

I should like a month of time upon these garments, in order to make them worthy of yourself.

Moreover, there are orders of the nobility already in our hands will occupy us more than past the time you name.

Make it three weeks, sir, and I promise--" His customer only shook his head and reiterated, "You heard me well." The tailor, sore puzzled, not wishing to lose a customer who came so well recommended, and yet hesitating at the exactions of that customer, sat with perplexity written upon his brow.
"So!" exclaimed Law.

"Sir Arthur Pembroke told me that you were a clever fellow and could execute exact any order I might give you.


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