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He got mad , and said he 'd never buy anything more of me . '' `` That reminds me of a man that bought a _ Tribune _ of me early in the morning , and came back after reading it through and wanted to exchange it for a _ Times . _ But I must be goin ' , or I 'll be stuck on some of my papers . '' At ten o'clock Paul closed up his business for the forenoon , and returning to their temporary home , found his mother waiting for him . `` Well , Paul , '' she said inquiringly , `` have you heard of any good rooms ? '' `` Here is an advertisement of some nicely furnished rooms in Bleecker street ; '' and Paul pointed to the _ Herald . _ `` They may be above our means , Paul . ''