Mr. van Daan has run out of money
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's suit is difficult to sell, and Peter's bike was put on the block, but isback again, since nobody wanted it. But the story doesn't end there. You see, Mrs. van D. is going to have to partwith her fur coat. In her opinion, the firm should pay for our upkeep, but that's ridiculous.