The Doings of Raffles Haw
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I would propose to try theexperiment upon a larger scale. We might possibly reserve the Isle ofMan to serve as a pumping and heating station. The main pipes would runto England, Ireland, and Scotland, where they would subdivide rapidlyuntil they formed a network two feet deep under the whole country. Apipe at distances of a yard would suffice for every purpose. " "I am afraid, " suggested Robert, "that the water which left the Isle ofMan warm might lose a little of its virtue before it reached ...Caithness, for example. " "There need not be any difficulty there. Every few miles a furnace mightbe arranged to keep up the temperature. These are a few of my plans forthe future, Robert, and I shall want the co-operation of disinterestedmen like yourself in all of them. But how brightly the sun shines, andhow sweet the countryside looks! The world is very beautiful, andI should like to leave it happier than I found it. Let us walk outtogether, Robert, and you will tell me of any fresh cases where I may beof assistance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would propose to try theexperiment upon a larger scale. We might possibly reserve the Isle ofMan to serve as a pumping and heating station. The main pipes would runto England, Ireland, and Scotland, where they would subdivide rapidlyuntil they formed a network two feet deep under the whole country. Apipe at distances of a yard would suffice for every purpose. " "I am afraid, " suggested Robert, "that the water which left the Isle ofMan warm might lose a little of its virtue before it reached ...Caithness, for example. " "There need not be any difficulty there. Every few miles a furnace mightbe arranged to keep up the temperature. These are a few of my plans forthe future, Robert, and I shall want the co-operation of disinterestedmen like yourself in all of them. But how brightly the sun shines, andhow sweet the countryside looks! The world is very beautiful, andI should like to leave it happier than I found it. Let us walk outtogether, Robert, and you will tell me of any fresh cases where I may beof assistance.
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