I measure him, der deepness, der cudding, der facets, und id iss perfect.

Und I take my own judgment of a diamond, Laadham, before any man der vorld in but Czenki." "And the weight ?" "Prezizely six und d'ree-sixdeendh carads.

Dere iss nod more as a difference of a d'irty-second bedween dem." Mr.Latham regarded the importer steadily, the while he fought back an absurd, nervous thrill in his voice.
"There isn't that much, Schultze.

Their weight is exactly the same." For a long time the two men sat staring at each other unseeingly.
Finally the German, with a prodigious Teutonic sigh, replaced the diamond from Mr.Latham's right hand in one of the glazed boxes and carefully stowed it away in a cavernous pocket; Mr.Latham mechanically disposed of the other in the same manner.
"Whose are they ?" he demanded at length.

"Why are they sent to us like this, with no name, no letter of explanation?
Until I saw the stone you have I believed this other had been sent to me by some careless fool for setting, perhaps, and that a letter would follow it.