Henry, huskily, in a dazed hush of the spirit, repeated the words:--

'Three--hundred--dollars!'

The salesman tapped with manicured fingers on the showcase.

'Have you--have you--have you...

The salesman raised his eyebrows.

'... any others?'

'Oh, yes, we have others.' He drew out a tray from the wall behind him.

'I can show fairly good stones as low as sixty or eighty dollars. Here's

one that's really very good at a hundred.'

There was a long silence. The glistening finger nails fell to tapping

again.

'This one, you say is--one hundred?'

'One hundred.'

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