The Caxtons — volume 02
The Caxtons — volume 02
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For observe, you will form anursery of crabs; each year you go on grafting and enlarging yourplantation, renting, --nay, why not buying, more land? Gad, sir! intwenty years you might cover half the county; but say you stop short at2, 000 acres, why the net profit is L90, 000 a-year. A duke's income, --aduke's; and going a-begging, as I may say. " "But stop, " said I, modestly; "the trees don't grow in a year. I knowwhen our last apple-tree was planted--it is five years ago--it was thenthree yea...rs old, and it only bore one half-bushel last autumn. " "What an intelligent lad it is! Good head there. Oh, he'll do creditto his great fortune, brother, " said Uncle Jack, approvingly. "True, myboy. But in the mean while we could fill the ground, as they do inKent, with gooseberries and currants, or onions and cabbages. Nevertheless, considering we are not great capitalists, I am afraid wemust give up a share of our profits to diminish our outlay. So harkye, Pisistratus--look at him, brother, simple as he stands there, I think heis born with a silver spoon in his mouth--harkye, now to the mysteriesof speculation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For observe, you will form anursery of crabs; each year you go on grafting and enlarging yourplantation, renting, --nay, why not buying, more land? Gad, sir! intwenty years you might cover half the county; but say you stop short at2, 000 acres, why the net profit is L90, 000 a-year. A duke's income, --aduke's; and going a-begging, as I may say. " "But stop, " said I, modestly; "the trees don't grow in a year. I knowwhen our last apple-tree was planted--it is five years ago--it was thenthree yea...rs old, and it only bore one half-bushel last autumn. " "What an intelligent lad it is! Good head there. Oh, he'll do creditto his great fortune, brother, " said Uncle Jack, approvingly. "True, myboy. But in the mean while we could fill the ground, as they do inKent, with gooseberries and currants, or onions and cabbages. Nevertheless, considering we are not great capitalists, I am afraid wemust give up a share of our profits to diminish our outlay. So harkye, Pisistratus--look at him, brother, simple as he stands there, I think heis born with a silver spoon in his mouth--harkye, now to the mysteriesof speculation.
What to read after The Caxtons — volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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