"It's one o' the books that Mr.Wright gave us." "It's somethin' purty common sense," he remarked, "an' we stopped and talked it over.

I wish you'd git the book an' read it now." I found the book and read aloud the following passage: "Honor is a strange commodity.

It can not be divided and sold in part.

All or none is the rule of the market.

While it can be sold in a way, it can not be truly bought.