Indig o Fortune Lifts Aberdeen Trader on a Bad Bet
In Aberdeen a prudent Scotsman Donald M Gr ie buys forty one tons of indigo from London dealers after a vague order, then faces a costly resale when a clerk arrives with authority from Hobbins and Robbins. By delaying speech until the right moment, he offloads the cargo for a large profit and retires with wealth.
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