The Fable of Economy Isle
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" You have it all over on your side of the river again. I owe you over sixty per cent of your whole stock of gold. You haven't seemed interested in buying anything from me, so I haven't been able to get back any of your gold. Suppose I pay you in wheat? " " No. " " Then in tobacco? " "No, I don't need any tobacco. " " Well, then there is sugar or machinery or whatever you like that I have, " said Dick.
" That seems to be the rub again, I have everything you have, and more than I need. In fact I... was thinking that perhaps I could sell you some gasoline. " " Not a chance, " said Dick. " I certainly can't buy anything more from you, unless, " and he hesitated, - - " you would care to loan me some more gold. " " Don't be a fool, " said John. " As things now stand I might as well have made you a gift of those things which you bought with the gold which I loaned you. So we wont go through that farce again. " " One thing I don't like about this situation, " said Dick, " is that you are always blaming me for not producing something that you want, so that you can sell me something.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You have it all over on your side of the river again. I owe you over sixty per cent of your whole stock of gold. You haven't seemed interested in buying anything from me, so I haven't been able to get back any of your gold. Suppose I pay you in wheat? " " No. " " Then in tobacco? " "No, I don't need any tobacco. " " Well, then there is sugar or machinery or whatever you like that I have, " said Dick.
" That seems to be the rub again, I have everything you have, and more than I need. In fact I... was thinking that perhaps I could sell you some gasoline. " " Not a chance, " said Dick. " I certainly can't buy anything more from you, unless, " and he hesitated, - - " you would care to loan me some more gold. " " Don't be a fool, " said John. " As things now stand I might as well have made you a gift of those things which you bought with the gold which I loaned you. So we wont go through that farce again. " " One thing I don't like about this situation, " said Dick, " is that you are always blaming me for not producing something that you want, so that you can sell me something.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Shoop to read onlineMoreLess
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