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The Financier

CHAPTER VII
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Good God, this'll never do at all, at all!" Frank went back.

"He'll pay ten per cent.," he said, quietly.
Tighe was credited with a deposit of fifteen thousand dollars, with privilege to draw against it at once.

He made out a check for the total fifteen thousand at once to the Girard National Bank to cover a shrinkage there.

So it went.
During all these days young Cowperwood was following these financial complications with interest.

He was not disturbed by the cause of slavery, or the talk of secession, or the general progress or decline of the country, except in so far as it affected his immediate interests.


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