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Updated: May 8, 2025
"You mean our ambulance boy who came over on the boat with you the multimillionaire?" asked the head of the American Ambulance service. "The same," answered Henry, who turned to me and said in his oratorical voice: "The plot thickens."
The world is coming to wonderful things." "That's queer talk," said Joe, "coming from a multimillionaire." The multimillionaire laughed. "But I'm getting rid of the multi, Mr. Blaine. What more would you have me do? Each his own way. Besides" he screwed up his eye shrewdly "come now, aren't you hanging on to some capital?" "Yes in a way!" "So are we all! You're a wise man!
You know well enough that it isn't anything I want to do that is concerned. It's what you want to do. You'd like to turn me off like an old horse now that you are tired of me, and so you ask whether I would feel any more comfortable. What a liar you are, Frank! How really shifty you are! I don't wonder you're a multimillionaire. If you could live long enough you would eat up the whole world.
"Well, I guess they don't amount to much of anything, or we'd ha' heard from 'em by naow. His pop keeps a kind o' store out West. Maybe he'll give you 's much as five dollars, Dad." "What did I tell ye?" said Salters. "Don't sputter over your vittles, Dan." Whatever his private sorrows may be, a multimillionaire, like any other workingman, should keep abreast of his business.
"Say, that's some man, Sylvanus Power!" he exclaimed admiringly. "He is one of our multimillionaires, Mr. Ware. What do you think of him?" "So far as one can judge from a few seconds' conversation," Philip remarked, "he seems to possess all the qualities essential to the production of a multimillionaire in this country." Mr. Fink grinned.
I feel as if you can explain them to me." "I hope they are changes which meet with your approval." "Quite quite," a little curtly. "Though I confess they mystify me. Though I am the son-in-law of an American multimillionaire, I could not afford to make such repairs myself."
Any over-busy multimillionaire, or superman, who becomes our client may send us novels, essays, or books of any kind, and will receive a report explaining the plot and pointing out such parts as he may with propriety read. If he can once find time to send us a postcard, or a postal cablegram, night or day, we undertake to assume all the further effort of reading.
In a retrospective flash there passed before him a vision of those days, when he, Mr. Philip Steele, son of a multimillionaire banker, was one of the favored few in the social life of a great city; when fashionable clubs opened their doors to him, and beautiful women smiled upon him, and when, among others, this girl of the hyacinth letter held out to him the tempting lure of her heart. Her heart?
They want your hundred and twenty-five pounds of flesh. If you should break with them they'd have a case against you for damages." "How much?" said Kedzie, feeling like Mrs. Croesus. Ferriday whistled and murmured: "Spoken like the wife of a multimillionaire! So you've got him at last."
He knew that what he was doing was in direct violation of her wishes, and that he was setting her a difficult task to receive as a Sunday caller the multimillionaire and notorious Elam Harnish of newspaper fame. On the other hand, the one thing he did not expect of her was what he would have termed "silly female capers." And in this he was not disappointed.
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