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"That will be nineteen hundred twenty-nine dollars. Will that be cash or charge?"
"Mr. Romano always pays cash. COD. Could you have the ticket delivered to his office on Thursday,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], please?"
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"No. Mr. Romano won't be there tomorrow. Would you make it Thursday at eleven A.M.?"
"Yes. That will be fine. And the address?"
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The woman made a note of it. "Very well. I'll see that it's delivered Thursday morning."
"Eleven sharp," Tracy said. "Thank you."
Half a block down the street was the Acme Luggage Store. Tracy studied the display in the window before she walked inside.
A clerk approached her. "Good morning. And what can I do for you this morning?"
"I want to buy some luggage for my husband."
"You've come to the right place. We're having a sale. We have some nice, inexpensive---"
"No," Tracy said. "Nothing inexpensive."
She stepped over to a display of Vuitton suitcases stacked against a wall. ""That's more what I'm looking for. We're going away on a trip."
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"I'll take one of each."
"Oh. Fine. Will that be charge or cash?"
"COD. The name is Joseph Romano. Could you have them delivered to my husband's office on Thursday morning?"