I will buy dem all from you back, five dollars ton profit for you." Well did William know that they had all been used.
Mr.Park was non-plussed, and the affair ended.

William had triumphed.
Upon one of my visits to Pittsburgh William told me he had something "particular" he wished to tell me--something he couldn't tell any one else.

This was upon his return from the trip to Germany.

There he had been asked to visit for a few days a former schoolfellow, who had risen to be a professor: "Well, Mr.Carnegie, his sister who kept his house was very kind to me, and ven I got to Hamburg I tought I sent her yust a little present.

She write me a letter, then I write her a letter.