Cotton
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His eye has become microscopical, and fine distinctions which would escape the ordinary observer are clearly revealed to him, and the way he gauges the staple of the lint by tension between his index fingers and thumbs has something in it of the nature of a fine art. As you converse with him you become aware that his office is the medium of strange currents of business flowing in and out, and extend- ing from ' the flags ' close by, to transatlantic distances. Now it is the telephone that is at... work, 114 " Where Merchants Most Do Congregate " then messengers pop in and out with verbal quotations relating to the state of the market ; next comes a cablegram from New York which you are told left that city only a few minutes before. The air seems electrical, and as an illustration of the rapidity with which transactions are sometimes effected you are informed of one in which a message, involving a purchase, was sent from the office to New York, an answer received, and the business satisfactorily completed in fifteen minutes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His eye has become microscopical, and fine distinctions which would escape the ordinary observer are clearly revealed to him, and the way he gauges the staple of the lint by tension between his index fingers and thumbs has something in it of the nature of a fine art. As you converse with him you become aware that his office is the medium of strange currents of business flowing in and out, and extend- ing from ' the flags ' close by, to transatlantic distances. Now it is the telephone that is at... work, 114 " Where Merchants Most Do Congregate " then messengers pop in and out with verbal quotations relating to the state of the market ; next comes a cablegram from New York which you are told left that city only a few minutes before. The air seems electrical, and as an illustration of the rapidity with which transactions are sometimes effected you are informed of one in which a message, involving a purchase, was sent from the office to New York, an answer received, and the business satisfactorily completed in fifteen minutes.
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