'Has it been examined by a London solicitor?'
'It has been submitted to a Canadian lawyer. The bargain was made in Canada, and it will have to be carried out in Canada, under the laws of Canada.'
'Still, don't you think it would be just as well to get the opinion of an English lawyer on it?'
'I think that would be an unnecessary expense. However, if you wish to have that done, we will do it.'
'Yes; I think we shall need to have the opinion of a good lawyer upon it before we submit it to the stockholders.'
'Very well, I will have it done. Is there anyone whom you wish to give an opinion on it?'
'Oh, it is a matter of indifference to me; your own solicitor would do as well as anyone else. Perhaps, however, it will be better to have a legal adviser for the Mica Mining Company, Limited—we shall have to have one as we go on—and it might be as well to submit the document to whomever we are going to place in that position. It will not increase the legal expenses at all, or at least by only a very trifling amount. Have you anyone to suggest?'
'I have not thought about the matter,' said Wentworth.
'Suppose you let me look up a firm who will answer our purpose? My uncle is sure to know the right men, and that will be something towards my share of forming the company.'
'Very good,' said Wentworth; 'that will be satisfactory to me.'