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But now the scamp, the grasping insulting brigand, notifies me that unless I pay him when the mortgage is due, to be plain, sir, next week, he proposes to foreclose on me." The colonel's brows were knit with trouble.
Anyway, when I went to see him about the mortgage, he told me in no gentle way that he must have the money and at once. If not, he said he would foreclose and sell the place. But he has not done so yet." "Why?" Douglas asked the question eagerly. He believed that he knew the reason now, and if his surmise were true it would explain something which had puzzled and worried him for days past.
'You had better, or I shall foreclose. 'What's that! 'Deprive you of your chance. Elfride gave a little toss. 'Now, don't writhe so when I attempt to carry you. 'I can't help it. 'Then submit quietly. 'I don't care. I don't care, she murmured in languid tones and with closed eyes. He took her into his arms, entered the turret, and with slow and cautious steps descended round and round.
"I'll do it to-morrow, if you wish," said Tom Walker. "You shall lend money at two per cent a month." "Egad, I'll charge four!" replied Tom Walker. "You shall extort bonds, foreclose mortgages, drive the merchant to bankruptcy " "I'll drive him to the d -l," cried Tom Walker, eagerly. "You are the usurer for my money!" said the black legs, with delight. "When will you want the rhino?"
Away went Tom Walker, dashing down the street; his white cap bobbing up and down; his morning-gown fluttering in the wind, and his steed striking fire out of the pavement at every bound. When the clerks turned to look for the black man, he had disappeared. Tom Walker never returned to foreclose the mortgage.
After emptying the crackers in his pockets and smacking his lips over the rum, he went to the door, and as he opened it he said, "Good-bye. But if you ever really do want a leg, Old Reliable is ready for you; it's yours. I consider that you've got a mortgage on it, and you kin foreclose at any time. I dedicate this leg to you.
"Vell, I go," he said at last. "Have you that note?" asked Orde. "Joseph Newmark, he keeps it most times," replied Heinzman, "but now it is at my office for the foreclosure. I vill not foreclose; he can send me to the penitentiary." "Telephone Lambert in the morning to give it to me. No; here. Write an order in this notebook." Heinzman wrote the required order. "I go," said he, suddenly weary.
You might foreclose, but the property couldn't be Monsieur Lavilette's until it is duly sold under the mortgage." "Here, I'll tell you what can be done," said Farcinelle. "You can put the mortgage in the contract as her dot, and, name of a little man! I'll foreclose it, I can tell you. Come, now, Lavilette, is it a bargain?"
I do not wish to foreclose the philosophic question whether anything more than this empirical content is involved in the conception. My idea of myself as persisting appears to be built up of certain similarities in the succession of my experiences.
Now if you had these notes, you could hold them, or foreclose the mortgages, and, beyond being disappointed in getting the money, no harm would be done." "I understand," said Josie. "I knew something of this before." "But if we haven't the notes," inquired her mother, "where are they?" "Well," I went on, "you know how we have all handled these matters here. Mr.
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