A Woman Intervenes by Robert Barr
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'How much money is required to buy the mine?' 'Twenty thousand pounds.' 'Can money be sent to Canada by cable?' 'Yes, I think so.' 'Aren't you quite sure?' 'No, I am not. It can be sent by telegraph in this country, and in America.' 'How long will it take you to find out?' 'Only a few moments.' 'Very well. Where is Mr. Kenyon now?' 'Kenyon is in Ottawa. I had a cablegram from him yesterday.' 'Then, will you write a cablegram that can be sent away at once, asking him to wait at the telegraph-office until he receives a further message from you?' 'Yes, I can do that; but what good will it do?' 'Never mind that; perhaps it will do no good. I am going to try to make it worth doing. Meanwhile remember, if I succeed, John Kenyon must never |
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