The City of Six
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He had decided to devote himself with Mike to the calling ; it appealed to him not only from the profit point of view, but also from the sense of power and independence that was a fascinating part of it. The fact that competition was elim- inated, that one mine's prosperity did not in- fringe on or detract from another's, that there was a ready market for the product and no fluctuation in prices, that labor benefited equally with capital, all this interested him, and he had no desire to abandon... the field and go elsewhere. Now that his strange hallucination had fallen away from him, the mountains seemed to stand for sanity and peace; and as there was no stress or strain, The City of Six would be his abiding place as long as the golden shower continued to fall. When it ceased, it would be time to take up other problems. [278] CHAPTER XXIII MRS. WAKEFEELD'S ELOPEMENT npHERE had been a change in Mrs. Wake- field's humor. While she had taken no active part in the week's festivities, not even as a looker- on, she had lost her querulousness and seemed to be fairly /content.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had decided to devote himself with Mike to the calling ; it appealed to him not only from the profit point of view, but also from the sense of power and independence that was a fascinating part of it. The fact that competition was elim- inated, that one mine's prosperity did not in- fringe on or detract from another's, that there was a ready market for the product and no fluctuation in prices, that labor benefited equally with capital, all this interested him, and he had no desire to abandon... the field and go elsewhere. Now that his strange hallucination had fallen away from him, the mountains seemed to stand for sanity and peace; and as there was no stress or strain, The City of Six would be his abiding place as long as the golden shower continued to fall. When it ceased, it would be time to take up other problems. [278] CHAPTER XXIII MRS. WAKEFEELD'S ELOPEMENT npHERE had been a change in Mrs. Wake- field's humor. While she had taken no active part in the week's festivities, not even as a looker- on, she had lost her querulousness and seemed to be fairly /content.
What to read after The City of Six?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chauncey L Canfield to read onlineMoreLess
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