"It can't be healed, in my judgment.

The negro isn't worth all this excitement, but they'll go on agitating for him--emotional people always do this.

They haven't anything else to do.

It's hurting our Southern trade." "I thought so.

That's what people tell me." He turned to a new customer as young Cowperwood went out, but again the boy struck him as being inexpressibly sound and deep-thinking on financial matters.