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Updated: June 11, 2025
The girl had faced round and was gazing up into Seth's face with all the bland innocence of childhood in her wide open eyes. The gravity she beheld there was profound. "Wal, I'd say around twenty thousand dollars. Y' see, stockin' it's heavy. But Rube wouldn't think o' that much. Mebbe he'd buy a goodish place an' raise the stock himself. I 'lows it's a money-makin' game is stock.
"Money-makin' proposition, hain't it?" "Of course." "But you're willin' to sell? Kind of funny, hain't it?" "Oh no. We have so many enterprises." "Glad you want to sell. I figger to make money on this stock. Want to buy a lot of it." "About how many shares?" "What you askin'?" said Scattergood. "Par." "Shucks! Give you thirty."
Half the cost of this cigar goes to the Government." It was a red flag to the colonel, and he laid down his pipe and faced Fitz squarely. "Tax! On our own productions, suh! Raised on our own land! Are you again forgettin' that you are an Irishman and becomin' one of these money-makin' Yankees?
And whilst you are givin' praise to youh Makeh for creatin' such a Gyarden of Eden, don't forget to thank him on youh bended knees for not putting anything oveh yondeh in ouh home lot to tempt these house-buildin', money-makin', schemin' Yankees that are swarming again oveh the land like anotheh plague of Egyptian locus'es." "These Yankees?" queried Ardea.
Blaze Jones was perhaps responsible for this report, for Alaire had shown him several thousand eucalyptus saplings and some ornamental rubber-plants. "That Miz Austin is a money-makin' piece of furniture," he once told his daughter Paloma.
"She ain't in any hurry, but she likes him to be. She feels's if he thought more of money-makin' than he does of her. She's like all girls. She won't use her reason and see it's all for her in the end he's doin' it." "Why didn't you tell her 'twas my plan, his goin' to Montany this fall? He wouldn't listen to it nohow then.
"Ef you'll take my advice," continued Jack, placing his watch and chain under his pillow, and quietly unloosing his cravat, "you'll quit this yer forlin', marry that chap, and hand over to him the money and the money-makin' that's killin' you. He'll get rid of it soon enough.
The first business before the meetin' is a call for volunteers to furnish a money-makin' idee for the syndicate." Neils Halvorsen shook his sorrel head. He had no ideas. B. McGuffey, Esquire, shook his head also. Captain Scraggs wanted to sing. "I see it's up to me to suggest somethin'." Mr. Gibney smiled benignly, as if a money-making idea was the easiest thing on earth to produce.
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