Canadian Jewellers Association · Toronto : Maclean-Hunter Pub. Co · leaf 18
THE FEATHERSTONE DIAMOND. By Thomas Kevvvorth. part. I. T^is well to be famous for something ; somy friends often told me, and then theyadded that I was famous for my paperknife. This gave rise to a question which1 produced considerable controversy at thetime : Is a fact like that conclusive… … 1:3 profession, and he referred to Sweepstone as a mercantileBohemian. Sweepstone returned the compliment by sayingthat lawyers existed on a reputation which they won whenignorance prevailed among people in general, but that stockand share brokers were in the foremost files of time; theyrepresented…
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