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Another two months saw us on our way southwest again. Some friends had asked me to come and take over the opening of a manganese propo- sition in Arkansas. Alas for the fickleness of friendship. The thing fell through and I found myself stranded, with six months arrears of salary, all my savings gone, no job and a brand new daughter.
After endless, fruitless hunts for work, I finally hooked up with a San Antonio house and sold machinery through the State of Texas. But this thing also failed, an...d left me high and dry. At last, in desperation, I left my wife and child with relatives in San Antonio, made a swift touch for fifty, and started for New York, cheap rates, sans Pullman. Here some makers of con- veying and handling apparatus smiled on my suit and I was enabled to send for my family by winter. Later in the winter I bettered my position by go- ing with a firm of mining engineers, who, in turn, handed me over to a London company, operating copper properties in the Caucasus, for whom they were consulting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another two months saw us on our way southwest again. Some friends had asked me to come and take over the opening of a manganese propo- sition in Arkansas. Alas for the fickleness of friendship. The thing fell through and I found myself stranded, with six months arrears of salary, all my savings gone, no job and a brand new daughter.
After endless, fruitless hunts for work, I finally hooked up with a San Antonio house and sold machinery through the State of Texas. But this thing also failed, an...d left me high and dry. At last, in desperation, I left my wife and child with relatives in San Antonio, made a swift touch for fifty, and started for New York, cheap rates, sans Pullman. Here some makers of con- veying and handling apparatus smiled on my suit and I was enabled to send for my family by winter. Later in the winter I bettered my position by go- ing with a firm of mining engineers, who, in turn, handed me over to a London company, operating copper properties in the Caucasus, for whom they were consulting.
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