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A work done by a cook within doors, is not so gratifying to their patriot- ism, as that done by a dealer in pastry without ; be- cause it deprives them of the agreeable spectacle of so much trade. There would not be the same amount of ostensible buying and selling under the one arrangement as the other. It matters not their being told, that the consumer may be better served at the hands of the unproductive, than at the hands of the productive, or, at least, served in the way he himself likes be...tter ; and that the labourers, under either system, are equally well remunerated for their industry. In addition to these two interests,, which appear to be the only essential in- terests in the transaction, there is another, which we should like our mercantile economist distinctly to define but which, we are sure, he will find to be impossible — because really it has no existence, save in his own shadowy imagination. He cannot state any rational diiierence to our national w^ealth, between what is contributed by the well-paid manufacturer of a musical instrument, and the equally well-paid performer on that instrument ; or even though, without an instru- ment, he should only perform with his ow^n voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A work done by a cook within doors, is not so gratifying to their patriot- ism, as that done by a dealer in pastry without ; be- cause it deprives them of the agreeable spectacle of so much trade. There would not be the same amount of ostensible buying and selling under the one arrangement as the other. It matters not their being told, that the consumer may be better served at the hands of the unproductive, than at the hands of the productive, or, at least, served in the way he himself likes be...tter ; and that the labourers, under either system, are equally well remunerated for their industry. In addition to these two interests,, which appear to be the only essential in- terests in the transaction, there is another, which we should like our mercantile economist distinctly to define but which, we are sure, he will find to be impossible — because really it has no existence, save in his own shadowy imagination. He cannot state any rational diiierence to our national w^ealth, between what is contributed by the well-paid manufacturer of a musical instrument, and the equally well-paid performer on that instrument ; or even though, without an instru- ment, he should only perform with his ow^n voice.
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