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Maffitt. Surely he has the right to expect a few months' time. We are willing to raise the rate of interest a little.
Maffitt. Ah, now, we are always glad to hear from our young political aspirant on any subject, even though we are forced to disagree with him. Ah — pardon me, this is my friend, Mr. Radbourne.
Rad. {extending hand^. How are you, sir?
John {ignoring hand). Mr. Radbourne and I have met before !
Rad. {embarrassed ; pause). Ah, why yes, I'd forgotten.
But — er — let us finish the bu...siness in hand.
John. My father has already answered your question, sir.
We want to be reasonable, but we do not want a rail- road running through our farm.
Maffitt. Then I fear there is but one alternative.
Biix. And that is Maffitt. Unless you pay off your mortgage of $4,000 by the first of next month, I shall be forced to foreclose, and dispose of the farm to the highest bidder.
John. Don't you think that is unfair, Mr. Maffitt ? There are other means of gaining your ends than through coercion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maffitt. Surely he has the right to expect a few months' time. We are willing to raise the rate of interest a little.
Maffitt. Ah, now, we are always glad to hear from our young political aspirant on any subject, even though we are forced to disagree with him. Ah — pardon me, this is my friend, Mr. Radbourne.
Rad. {extending hand^. How are you, sir?
John {ignoring hand). Mr. Radbourne and I have met before !
Rad. {embarrassed ; pause). Ah, why yes, I'd forgotten.
But — er — let us finish the bu...siness in hand.
John. My father has already answered your question, sir.
We want to be reasonable, but we do not want a rail- road running through our farm.
Maffitt. Then I fear there is but one alternative.
Biix. And that is Maffitt. Unless you pay off your mortgage of $4,000 by the first of next month, I shall be forced to foreclose, and dispose of the farm to the highest bidder.
John. Don't you think that is unfair, Mr. Maffitt ? There are other means of gaining your ends than through coercion.
What to read after Along the Missouri ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Dewark, Harry. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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