The Old Card
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" It was an angular little man who spoke. His name was Wilfred Wilfur, and he had inherited more money than his talents would have earned. His own opinions he valued highly, and was alone in this respect.
"We are here to make money make it, Mr. Cardomay, make money not to lose. Now I, personally and I sup- pose I count I'm one of the public, you know I don't 180 THE OLD CARD like 'Hamlet. ' I've never read it never seen it and I don't like it. " "I am suggesting, " said Eliphalet, patiently, "t...hat in this case you consult my views rather than your own. On examining past records I find you have never made less than eight per cent, each year on the capital I have con- trolled; in many cases far more. This justifies me, I think, in demanding a certain latitude of action. " "That's not business, Cardomay, " said Mr. Shingle. "That's sentiment, that is, and sentiment's no good. I put you a plain straightforward question. Which'd make most money 'Hamlet' or 'The Night Cry?' " "Money is not the only consideration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It was an angular little man who spoke. His name was Wilfred Wilfur, and he had inherited more money than his talents would have earned. His own opinions he valued highly, and was alone in this respect.
"We are here to make money make it, Mr. Cardomay, make money not to lose. Now I, personally and I sup- pose I count I'm one of the public, you know I don't 180 THE OLD CARD like 'Hamlet. ' I've never read it never seen it and I don't like it. " "I am suggesting, " said Eliphalet, patiently, "t...hat in this case you consult my views rather than your own. On examining past records I find you have never made less than eight per cent, each year on the capital I have con- trolled; in many cases far more. This justifies me, I think, in demanding a certain latitude of action. " "That's not business, Cardomay, " said Mr. Shingle. "That's sentiment, that is, and sentiment's no good. I put you a plain straightforward question. Which'd make most money 'Hamlet' or 'The Night Cry?' " "Money is not the only consideration.
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