The Coach Horn What to Blow And How to Blow It
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" I said this offer would 16 THE CO AC H -HORN : require some consideration, but as he still pressed me for an answer, I replied that I thought perhaps £Q00 would about compensate me for my absence from business and its inevitable consequences. He burst out laughing, and for once in m}^ life I had the satis- faction of hearing an American say (not that he meant it) that " he couldn't afford it ! " Another American gentleman, too, Mr. Kane, took over the Virginia \\'ater Coach, previously horsed... b\' the then Lord Macduft, Captain Dickson, and Mr. Williams, three well-known Coachmen.
It may be a vulgar expression, but I have often heard it remarked that Americans make money like dirt, and that they spend it likewise, and certainly Mr. Kane spent his with great liberality, his stud at that time consisting of a horse a mile, besides reserves.
In connection with this subject, I ought to mention with respect Mr. Charles Hoare and his Beckenham Coach, and the one associated with Lord Bective, Colonel Fletcher Hathorne, and Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I said this offer would 16 THE CO AC H -HORN : require some consideration, but as he still pressed me for an answer, I replied that I thought perhaps £Q00 would about compensate me for my absence from business and its inevitable consequences. He burst out laughing, and for once in m}^ life I had the satis- faction of hearing an American say (not that he meant it) that " he couldn't afford it ! " Another American gentleman, too, Mr. Kane, took over the Virginia \\'ater Coach, previously horsed... b\' the then Lord Macduft, Captain Dickson, and Mr. Williams, three well-known Coachmen.
It may be a vulgar expression, but I have often heard it remarked that Americans make money like dirt, and that they spend it likewise, and certainly Mr. Kane spent his with great liberality, his stud at that time consisting of a horse a mile, besides reserves.
In connection with this subject, I ought to mention with respect Mr. Charles Hoare and his Beckenham Coach, and the one associated with Lord Bective, Colonel Fletcher Hathorne, and Mr.
What to read after The Coach Horn What to Blow And How to Blow It?
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