The Observations of Henry by Jerome K. (Jerome Klapka) Jerome
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page 68 of 84 (80%)
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"'It can be worked up into one of the best things going,' says she, 'and I'm getting it dirt cheap. You can have a third share for a thousand pounds, that's just what it's costing, and owe me the other hundred." "'And what position do I take?' says he. "'If you come in on those terms,' says she, 'then, of course, it's a partnership.' "He rose and came over to her. 'Life isn't all business, Susan,' says he. "'I've found it so mostly,' says she. "'Fourteen years ago,' says he, 'I made the mistake; now you're making it.' "'What mistake am I making?' says she. "'That man's the only thing as can't learn a lesson,' says he. "'Oh,' says she, 'and what's the lesson that you've learnt?' "'That I never get on without you, Susan,' says he. "'Well,' says she, 'you suggested a partnership, and I agreed to it. What more do you want?' "'I want to know the name of the firm,' says he. |
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