"Not so cheap as I will sell it."
"I won't take any to-day," said Ferguson, decisively.
"You haven't told me what I can do for you," said Harry, who found the doctor's call rather long.
"I would like you to insert my circular to your paper. It won't take more than two columns."
"We shall be happy to insert it at regular advertising rates."
"I thought," said Dr. Peabody, disappointed, "that you might do it gratuitously, as I had given you a box."
"We don't do business on such terms," said Harry. "I think I had better return the box."
"No, keep it," said the doctor. "You will be willing to notice it, doubtless."
Harry rapidly penned this paragraph, and read it aloud:—
"Dr. Theophilus Peabody has left with us a box of his Unfailing
Panacea, which he claims will cure a large variety of diseases."