Chapter V
_The Laurels,
Putney Heath, S. W.
November 9._
DEAR SIR,
I have received your estimate for the new conservatory; I have
figured it out and undoubtedly you will lose upon the contract.
I therefore accept it without reserve and beg you to begin work
as soon as possible. I fully appreciate your motive in making
so extraordinary a bargain: you know that I shall make further
alterations to the house, and you hope by throwing away a sprat
to catch a whale. Do not imagine that I shall be misled in this
regard. The next alteration I have to make I will accept the
tender of some other builder as gullible as yourself, and so forth
to the end of the chapter. And I am,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN ROE.
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