Arthur Morrison

The Red Triangle Arthur Morrison

"Just so, Mr. Hewitt-reg'lar pishness. And after that two or three little parcels of tiamonts he bought-for American customers, he says. But he says he can do bigger pishness soon. Ay, so he has-goot heavens, he has! But I tell you. I do also one or two small pishnesses with him, and that is all right-he treat me very well and I pay when it suits. Then he says, 'Samuel, ' he says, very friendly now inteet, 'Samuel, could you get a nice large lot of tiamonts for an American customer I expect here soon?' And I say, 'Of course I can.' 'Enough, ' he says, 'to fit out a rich man's wife-that is, to pegin. He is not long rich, and he will want more soon-ah, she will make him pay! But to pegin-a good fit-out of tiamonts, eh