“I do not.”
“You do know what you paid him for it, however?”
“I paid ninety-five and a fraction for it.”
“Didn't you buy twenty shares of Mr. Schoolcraft's stock at the same time?”
“I did.”
“Did you pay ninety-five and a fraction for the Schoolcraft stock?”
“I think I paid a little more than that.”
“Didn't you pay one-twenty-seven for the Schoolcraft stock, Mr. Stevens?”
“I may have paid that much. Mr. Schoolcraft was not eager to sell. He held out for a stiff price.”
“He owned the Hildebrand stock, didn't he? Why should he sell fifteen shares at ninety-five and a fraction when he might just as well have had one-twenty-seven?”