The Early Bird
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"Fine sight, isn't it?" observed Mr. Stevens.
"Yes, " admitted Mr. Turner, almost shortly, and forced himself to turnaway from the following of that dazzling vision, which was almostpainful under the circumstances.
By mutual impulse they walked down the length of the side porch andacross the front porch. Sam drew himself away from dancing and certaincorrelated ideas with a jerk.
"I've been wanting to talk with you, Mr. Stevens, " he observed. "Ithink I'll drop over to-morrow for a little while.... " "Glad to have you any time, Sam, " responded Mr. Stevens heartily, "butthere is no time like the present, you know. What's on your mind?" "This Marsh Pulp Company, " said Sam; "do you know anything about pulpand paper?" "A little bit. You know I have some stock in Princeman's company. " "Oh, " returned Sam thoughtfully.
"Not enough to hurt, however, " Stevens went on. "Twenty shares, Ibelieve. When I went in I had several times as much, but not enough tomake me a dominant factor by any means, and Princeman, as he made moremoney, wanted some of it, so I let him buy up quite a number of shares.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Fine sight, isn't it?" observed Mr. Stevens.
"Yes, " admitted Mr. Turner, almost shortly, and forced himself to turnaway from the following of that dazzling vision, which was almostpainful under the circumstances.
By mutual impulse they walked down the length of the side porch andacross the front porch. Sam drew himself away from dancing and certaincorrelated ideas with a jerk.
"I've been wanting to talk with you, Mr. Stevens, " he observed. "Ithink I'll drop over to-morrow for a little while.... " "Glad to have you any time, Sam, " responded Mr. Stevens heartily, "butthere is no time like the present, you know. What's on your mind?" "This Marsh Pulp Company, " said Sam; "do you know anything about pulpand paper?" "A little bit. You know I have some stock in Princeman's company. " "Oh, " returned Sam thoughtfully.
"Not enough to hurt, however, " Stevens went on. "Twenty shares, Ibelieve. When I went in I had several times as much, but not enough tomake me a dominant factor by any means, and Princeman, as he made moremoney, wanted some of it, so I let him buy up quite a number of shares.
What to read after The Early Bird?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chester George Randolph to read onlineMoreLess
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