The Short Line War by Merwin-Webster
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"We couldn't put it through in time for the election anyhow."
"The eighth? That's two weeks." "I know it, but we'd have to work the opposition." "Talk business, Blaney. I'll make it worth your while." "What'll you give?" "For the stock?" "Well--yes, for the stock." "I'll give you par." "Um--when?" "That depends on you. However, if you really want time, you can have it. I suppose you boys vote the stock?" All three nodded. "Well, you vote for our men, and I'll sign an agreement to pay cash at par after the meeting." "Why not now?" "I wouldn't have any hold on you. Anyhow, I won't pay till I get the stock, and you seem to want time." |
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