Little Visits With Great Americans
Little Visits With Great Americans
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" "Did you work entirely alone?" "No. It was not long before I met Mr. Croarkin at a little mining camp called Virginia. He had the next claim to mine, and we became partners. After a little while he went away, but came back in a year. We then bought in together. The way we ran things was "turn about. " Croarkin would cook one week and I the next, and then we would have a clean-up every Sunday morning. We baked our own bread, and kept a few hens, which kept us supplied with eggs. There was a ma...n named Chapin who had a little store in the village, and we would take our gold dust there and trade it for groceries. " "Did you discover much gold?" I asked.
"Oh, I worked with pretty good success — nothing startling. I didn't waste much, and tried to live as carefully as I ever had. I also studied the business opportunities around, and persuaded some of my 5. 6 Manufacturer and Philanthropist friends to join me in buying and developing a "ditch" — a kind of aqueduct — to convey water to dig- gers and washers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Did you work entirely alone?" "No. It was not long before I met Mr. Croarkin at a little mining camp called Virginia. He had the next claim to mine, and we became partners. After a little while he went away, but came back in a year. We then bought in together. The way we ran things was "turn about. " Croarkin would cook one week and I the next, and then we would have a clean-up every Sunday morning. We baked our own bread, and kept a few hens, which kept us supplied with eggs. There was a ma...n named Chapin who had a little store in the village, and we would take our gold dust there and trade it for groceries. " "Did you discover much gold?" I asked.
"Oh, I worked with pretty good success — nothing startling. I didn't waste much, and tried to live as carefully as I ever had. I also studied the business opportunities around, and persuaded some of my 5. 6 Manufacturer and Philanthropist friends to join me in buying and developing a "ditch" — a kind of aqueduct — to convey water to dig- gers and washers.
What to read after Little Visits With Great Americans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marden Orison Swett to read onlineMoreLess
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