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Knowing that first-class fruit trees can be pur- chased for twenty cents, and acknowledging a weak- ness for fruit, the author would hesitate to pay the sum mentioned for a little plant smaller than an undersized, unmarketable radish that he can't eat, and five cents for a single seed, knowing also that if he should sue- ADULTERATION AND FRAUD. 93 ceed in making the things grow, be must wait four or five years before he can sell the root. No, he has not forgotten that the plant will produce see...d (it simply can't help doing that !) and that this seed will be worth so much at present prices, nor that it may be planted, and that, and that, and that! He has not forgotten this, but he knows that it is mostly on paper. What if the plant should die? It possibly will if the grower has had no experience. What if the price should fall ? No. While the author has no fault to find with the man who asks high prices, he nevertheless thinks that after the boom, sellers of ginseng nursery stock will be glad to get $5 a hundred for one-year-old roots, and $i an ounce for seed of even named varieties, and that at these prices they should make money.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Knowing that first-class fruit trees can be pur- chased for twenty cents, and acknowledging a weak- ness for fruit, the author would hesitate to pay the sum mentioned for a little plant smaller than an undersized, unmarketable radish that he can't eat, and five cents for a single seed, knowing also that if he should sue- ADULTERATION AND FRAUD. 93 ceed in making the things grow, be must wait four or five years before he can sell the root. No, he has not forgotten that the plant will produce see...d (it simply can't help doing that !) and that this seed will be worth so much at present prices, nor that it may be planted, and that, and that, and that! He has not forgotten this, but he knows that it is mostly on paper. What if the plant should die? It possibly will if the grower has had no experience. What if the price should fall ? No. While the author has no fault to find with the man who asks high prices, he nevertheless thinks that after the boom, sellers of ginseng nursery stock will be glad to get $5 a hundred for one-year-old roots, and $i an ounce for seed of even named varieties, and that at these prices they should make money.
What to read after Ginseng Its Cultivation Harvesting Marketing And Market Value With a Short a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M G Maurice Grenville Kains to read onlineMoreLess
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