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The Financier

CHAPTER IV
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He owed no man anything.

Once he had let a small note of his become overdue at the bank, but his father raised such a row that he never forgot it.

"I would rather crawl on my hands and knees than let my paper go to protest," the old gentleman observed; and this fixed in his mind what scarcely needed to be so sharply emphasized--the significance of credit.

No paper of his ever went to protest or became overdue after that through any negligence of his.
He turned out to be the most efficient clerk that the house of Waterman & Co.

had ever known.


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