Buttons Inn
Buttons Inn
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" reiterated the stranger, look ing first at the pins and then at Dewstowe, incredulously.
" That s what I said, " responded Dewstowe ; "just look at them for yourself, though. No wire twisted about them. Just a tap on the end with a hammer or something of that sort, and there s your pin, head and all ! Bright idea, that ! Simpler, cheaper, better than we ever had before. That is what is needed to make an invention valuable, certainly valuable, I mean. This one, now, lays our friend Ozro s plan... on the shelf for good and all. There s nothing for it to do, you see. The new pin is better than the old one. No danger of the head coming off while you are picking the baby s ears, you see. No doubt this is a good machine of Mr. Evans s, " he went on almost tauntingly, " but if it won t milk cows or dig potatoes, or do something else not in the inventor s mind when he got it up, and it isn t likely it will, why, so far as I can see, we may as well pay up, and use it for horse-nails and kindling-wood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" reiterated the stranger, look ing first at the pins and then at Dewstowe, incredulously.
" That s what I said, " responded Dewstowe ; "just look at them for yourself, though. No wire twisted about them. Just a tap on the end with a hammer or something of that sort, and there s your pin, head and all ! Bright idea, that ! Simpler, cheaper, better than we ever had before. That is what is needed to make an invention valuable, certainly valuable, I mean. This one, now, lays our friend Ozro s plan... on the shelf for good and all. There s nothing for it to do, you see. The new pin is better than the old one. No danger of the head coming off while you are picking the baby s ears, you see. No doubt this is a good machine of Mr. Evans s, " he went on almost tauntingly, " but if it won t milk cows or dig potatoes, or do something else not in the inventor s mind when he got it up, and it isn t likely it will, why, so far as I can see, we may as well pay up, and use it for horse-nails and kindling-wood.
What to read after Buttons Inn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albion Winegar Tourge to read onlineMoreLess
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