TOO MUCH HURRY

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8, 27 February 1908, Page 37

TOO MUCH HURRY

Mr. Andrew Carnegie tells this story. G-eorpe Gordon, a v rich old Scot, wai taken seriously Ml, and decided that he had better draw up his wi 1 at once.

Accordingly, the test a ment was then ana there writJen out at his dictation, read to 'him, and placed .in his lap for his si-nature.

The old man. took the pen, wrote ' George Gor' and then sank back exhausted. The heir hastily, raised him again, i -

c D, uncle, d,' he prompted. j 'D!' growled the old man. ' I'll dee when I'm ready, ye avareecious wretch !'