Patience Wins
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" CHAPTER NINETEEN.
PANNELL SAYS NOTHING.
"Better and better!" cried Uncle Dick, waving a letter over his head onemorning after the post had come in. "All we have to do is to work away. Our steel is winning its way more and more in London, and there isalready a greater demand than we can supply. " "It seems funny too, " I said. "I went through Norton's works yesterdaywith Mr Tomplin, and saw them making steel, and it seemed almostexactly your way. " "Yes, Cob, " said Uncle Dick, "_almost_. It's... that trifling littledifference that does it. It is so small that it is almostimperceptible; but still it is enough to make our steel worth half asmuch again as theirs. " "You didn't show them the difference, did you, Cob?" said Uncle Jack, laughing.
"Why, how could I?" "Ah! I forgot; you don't know. But never mind, you'll arrive at yearsof discretion some day, Cob, and then you will be trusted with thesecret. " "I consider that he could be trusted now, " cried Uncle Dick. "I amquite willing to show him whenever he likes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" CHAPTER NINETEEN.
PANNELL SAYS NOTHING.
"Better and better!" cried Uncle Dick, waving a letter over his head onemorning after the post had come in. "All we have to do is to work away. Our steel is winning its way more and more in London, and there isalready a greater demand than we can supply. " "It seems funny too, " I said. "I went through Norton's works yesterdaywith Mr Tomplin, and saw them making steel, and it seemed almostexactly your way. " "Yes, Cob, " said Uncle Dick, "_almost_. It's... that trifling littledifference that does it. It is so small that it is almostimperceptible; but still it is enough to make our steel worth half asmuch again as theirs. " "You didn't show them the difference, did you, Cob?" said Uncle Jack, laughing.
"Why, how could I?" "Ah! I forgot; you don't know. But never mind, you'll arrive at yearsof discretion some day, Cob, and then you will be trusted with thesecret. " "I consider that he could be trusted now, " cried Uncle Dick. "I amquite willing to show him whenever he likes.
What to read after Patience Wins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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