The case of Lamkins v. Int'l Harvester 207 Ark. 637, 182 S.W.2d 203 (Ark. 1944), said that, "where the damages arise from special circumstances that are so large as to be out of proportion to the consideration agreed to prior to the consideration agreed to be paid for services to be rendered under the contract, it raises doubts at once as to whether the party would have assented to such liability had it been called to his attention at the making of the contract unless the consideration to be paid was also raised so as to correspond in some respect to the liability assumed.