Paul And the Printing Press
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"I have beentrying to get my nerve together to ask Mr. Carter for a permit to visitthe _Echo_ printing rooms. " "The _Echo_--humph!" laughed his father in derision. "Why, my boy, muchas we esteem the _Echo_ here in Burmingham, it is after all only a smalllocal newspaper and very insignificant when compared with one of the bigcity dailies. You should visit the press rooms of a really large paperif you want to see something worth seeing. The _Boston Post_, forexample, has the largest single print...ing press in the world. It wasbuilt in 1906 by the Hoe Company of New York and is guaranteed to print, count, fold, and stack into piles over 700, 000 eight-page papers anhour. " "Great Scott, Dad!" "It is tremendous, isn't it?" "I'd like to see it. " "Sometime you shall. I think such a trip could be arranged, " his fatherreplied. "In the meantime I fancy you will have all you can do to earnthe money for your typewriter, purchase it, and learn to manipulate it. " "I guess I shall; that's right, " agreed Paul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I have beentrying to get my nerve together to ask Mr. Carter for a permit to visitthe _Echo_ printing rooms. " "The _Echo_--humph!" laughed his father in derision. "Why, my boy, muchas we esteem the _Echo_ here in Burmingham, it is after all only a smalllocal newspaper and very insignificant when compared with one of the bigcity dailies. You should visit the press rooms of a really large paperif you want to see something worth seeing. The _Boston Post_, forexample, has the largest single print...ing press in the world. It wasbuilt in 1906 by the Hoe Company of New York and is guaranteed to print, count, fold, and stack into piles over 700, 000 eight-page papers anhour. " "Great Scott, Dad!" "It is tremendous, isn't it?" "I'd like to see it. " "Sometime you shall. I think such a trip could be arranged, " his fatherreplied. "In the meantime I fancy you will have all you can do to earnthe money for your typewriter, purchase it, and learn to manipulate it. " "I guess I shall; that's right, " agreed Paul.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bassett Sara Ware to read onlineMoreLess
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