Our American Cousin by Tom Taylor
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Have you made out the total?
Coyle Four thousand, eight hundred and thirty pounds, nine shillings and sixpence. Sir E Well, of course we must find means of settling this extortion. Coyle Yes, Sir Edward, if possible. Sir E If possible? Coyle I, as your agent, must stoop to detail, you must allow me to repeat, if possible. Sir E Why, you don't say there will be any difficulty in raising the money? Coyle What means would you suggest, Sir Edward. Sir E That, sir, is your business. Coyle A foretaste in the interest on the Fanhille & Ellenthrope mortgages, you are aware both are in the arrears, the mortgagees in fact, write here to announce their intentions to foreclose. [Shows papers.] Sir E Curse your impudence, pay them off. Coyle How, Sir Edward? Sir E Confound it, sir, which of us is the agent? Am I to find |
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