Part 2 (1/2)

XXVIII.

”_No, let me pay! I've got to change this bill anyway_.”

XXIX.

”_You're a sight for sore eyes_!”

x.x.x.

”_Come up and see us any time. You'll have to take pot-luck, but you're always welcome_.”

x.x.xI.

”_There are as many chances to get rich in real estate as there ever were--if you only knew where to find them_.”

x.x.xII.

”_I'd rather have a good horse than all the automobiles made._”

x.x.xIII.

”_The price of autos is bound to come down sooner or later, and then you won't see horses except in menageries._”

x.x.xIV.

”_I'd rather go to a dentist than have my photograph taken._”

x.x.xV.

”_Did you ever know of a famous man's son who amounted to anything?_”

x.x.xVI.

”_The most ignorant Italian laborer seems to be able to appreciate art._”

x.x.xVII.

”_I want to see my own country before I go abroad_.”

x.x.xVIII.

”_Yes, but you can live in Europe for half what you can at home_.”

x.x.xIX.

”_You can live twenty years in New York and never know who your next door neighbor is_.”