“No; but I should like to go. It’s a very big place, isn’t it?”
“You bet it is.”
“What is the population?”
“What?”
“How many people are there in the city?”
“About ten million, I guess,” said Julius, pausing to think, and then guessing.
“There can’t be so many as that. Why, London has only a little over three millions.”
“London ain’t New York.”
“No; but it’s a good deal bigger.”
“Well, I don’t know exactly. I never counted,” said Julius.{68}