Carnac's Folly, Complete
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It's politics that makes the commerce possible. There'sthat fellow Barouche--Barode Barouche--he's got no money, but he's aMinister, and he can make you rich or poor by planning legislation atOttawa that'll benefit or hamper you. That's the kind of business that'sworth doing--seeing into the future, fashioning laws that make good menhappy and bad men afraid. Don't I know! I'm a master-man in my business;nothing defeats me. To me, a forest of wild wood is the future palace ofa Prime Minister. A ...great river is a pathway to the palace, and all thethousands of men that work the river are the adventurers that bring thebooty home--" "That bring 'the palace to Paris, ' eh!" interrupted Carnac, laughing.
"Paris be damned--that bring the forest to Quebec. How long did it takeyou to make that?" he added with a nod towards the statue.
"Oh, I did it in a day--six hours, I think; and he stood like that forthree hours out of the six. He was great, but he'd no more sense ofcivilization than I have of Heaven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's politics that makes the commerce possible. There'sthat fellow Barouche--Barode Barouche--he's got no money, but he's aMinister, and he can make you rich or poor by planning legislation atOttawa that'll benefit or hamper you. That's the kind of business that'sworth doing--seeing into the future, fashioning laws that make good menhappy and bad men afraid. Don't I know! I'm a master-man in my business;nothing defeats me. To me, a forest of wild wood is the future palace ofa Prime Minister. A ...great river is a pathway to the palace, and all thethousands of men that work the river are the adventurers that bring thebooty home--" "That bring 'the palace to Paris, ' eh!" interrupted Carnac, laughing.
"Paris be damned--that bring the forest to Quebec. How long did it takeyou to make that?" he added with a nod towards the statue.
"Oh, I did it in a day--six hours, I think; and he stood like that forthree hours out of the six. He was great, but he'd no more sense ofcivilization than I have of Heaven.
What to read after Carnac's Folly, Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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