Whether lost profits would typically follow from a delay in delivery in the ordinary course of things.

Whether lost profits would typically follow from a delay in delivery in the ordinary course of things; and, if the answer is “no," we conclude that the lost profits resulted from special circumstances which would not obtain in the ordinary course of things.

Whether lost profits would typically follow from a delay in delivery in the ordinary course of things; and, if the answer is “no," we conclude that the lost profits resulted from special circumstances which would not obtain in the ordinary course of things, and then we ask, whether Pickford had reason to know that lost profits would be the probable result of a delay in delivery.