The Metropolis
The Metropolis
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" He dropped the subject, or at least he probably tried to. Within a fewminutes, however, he was back at it again, with the result that by thetime they reached the banking-district, Montague had agreed to drawsixty thousand.
They stopped at his bank. "It isn't open yet, --" said Oliver, "but thepaying teller will oblige you. Tell him you want it before the Exchangeopens. " Montague went in and got his money, in six new, crisp, ten-thousand-dollar bills. He buttoned them up in his inmost pocket,... wondering a little, incidentally, at the magnificence of the place, andat the swift routine manner in which the clerk took in and paid outsuch sums as this. Then they drove to Oliver's bank, and he drew ahundred and twenty thousand; and then he paid off the cab, and theystrolled down Broadway into Wall Street. It lacked a quarter of an hourof the time of the opening of the Exchange; and a stream ofprosperous-looking men were pouring in from all the cars and ferries totheir offices.
"Where are your brokers?" Montague inquired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He dropped the subject, or at least he probably tried to. Within a fewminutes, however, he was back at it again, with the result that by thetime they reached the banking-district, Montague had agreed to drawsixty thousand.
They stopped at his bank. "It isn't open yet, --" said Oliver, "but thepaying teller will oblige you. Tell him you want it before the Exchangeopens. " Montague went in and got his money, in six new, crisp, ten-thousand-dollar bills. He buttoned them up in his inmost pocket,... wondering a little, incidentally, at the magnificence of the place, andat the swift routine manner in which the clerk took in and paid outsuch sums as this. Then they drove to Oliver's bank, and he drew ahundred and twenty thousand; and then he paid off the cab, and theystrolled down Broadway into Wall Street. It lacked a quarter of an hourof the time of the opening of the Exchange; and a stream ofprosperous-looking men were pouring in from all the cars and ferries totheir offices.
"Where are your brokers?" Montague inquired.
What to read after The Metropolis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sinclair, Upton, 1878-1968 to read onlineMoreLess
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