Narrative of the Condition of the Manufacturing Population And the Proceedings
Narrative of the Condition of the Manufacturing Population And the Proceedings
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Owen, early in January, sta- ting his opinion of the amount he considered me entitled to. Mr. Owen immediately wrote me, in return, that he conceived we were perfectly competent to settle our own business, without the interference of a third party ; and, after the inter- change of several letters, it was arranged to meet, in Mr. Finlay's house, on the 19th of January, for the purpose of closing the engagement. When we met, on that occasion, Mr. Owen said, that salary was a matter of such minor ...consideration, that it never ought to be named ; that the im- provements he contemplated were too important, to render that an object ; and, as he felt perfectly satisfied with me, if I chose to leave the arrange- ments to him, he would secure to me all the com- fort and respectability which a situation of so much importance required. I had previously consulted Mr. Jeffrey, Mr. Cockburn and my other friends, and, as they fully approved of my closing the engagement, I, without hesitation, agreed; making no other stipulation than, in case of any accident occurring to him, I should be secured in six months' salary corresponding with the rate my expenses were found to require.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Owen, early in January, sta- ting his opinion of the amount he considered me entitled to. Mr. Owen immediately wrote me, in return, that he conceived we were perfectly competent to settle our own business, without the interference of a third party ; and, after the inter- change of several letters, it was arranged to meet, in Mr. Finlay's house, on the 19th of January, for the purpose of closing the engagement. When we met, on that occasion, Mr. Owen said, that salary was a matter of such minor ...consideration, that it never ought to be named ; that the im- provements he contemplated were too important, to render that an object ; and, as he felt perfectly satisfied with me, if I chose to leave the arrange- ments to him, he would secure to me all the com- fort and respectability which a situation of so much importance required. I had previously consulted Mr. Jeffrey, Mr. Cockburn and my other friends, and, as they fully approved of my closing the engagement, I, without hesitation, agreed; making no other stipulation than, in case of any accident occurring to him, I should be secured in six months' salary corresponding with the rate my expenses were found to require.
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