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Chapter VI of the book "Mr. Opp," by Alice Hegan Rice is presented. It explores the encounter of Mr. Opp and Miss Guinevere Gusty, the daughter of Mrs. Gusty, owner of the printing press. They discussed their plans for the newspaper business. When Mrs. Gusty arrived, Mr. Opp stated his purpose of purchasing the printing shop for his newspaper business. After hearing Mr. Opp, Mrs. Gusty approved Mr. Opp's proposal. However, despite his successful deal with Mrs. Gusty, he felt empty and lonely.

Chapter XV of the book "Mr. Opp," by Alice Hegan Rice is presented. It explores the disagreement during the Turtle Creek Land Co. stockholders' meeting between Mr. Opp and Mr. Mathews, an oil prospecting capitalist, regarding the selling of the oil-well to a New York Union Syndicate. It also highlights the move of Mr. Opp to stop the purchasing transaction.

Chapter XI of the book "Tom Swift and His Air Scout: Or Uncle Sam's Mastery of the Sky," by Victor Appleton is presented. It offers information on the measures and design alterations carried out by Tom Swift regarding the safety of his electrical shop and inventions after it was trespassed by a strange man. It explores on the conversation between Tom and Ned Newton on the developments of his project as well as the incidence that happened in his shop.

Chapter 5 of the book "Mark Twain, A Biography, 1835-1910, Complete" by Albert Bigelow Paine is presented. This chapter outlines an event when John Quarles's business strategies and general conduct did not altogether harmonize with John Clemens's methods. It highlights their decision to dissolve partnership after several years and Clemens opened business for himself across the street.