The River
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" Marshall stepped forward to a silence which was a variety of tribute. He bowed. "I will be brief. Mr. Faraday has asked me to take his place here this afternoon. It's only fair. If it were not for my interference, he would not be in volved in this situation. I think you will grant that it is Mr. Faraday's company which can save the valley?" "To save its own tracks!" yelled a voice from the balcony. Marshall sent a soft smile heavenward. "Incidentally. And its traffic. Why don't you say it? We... don't deny that. The Overland Pacific's no altruist. " There was a jeer which rose into a chorus. "Altruist ! Octopus. That's what it is. " Marshall's hand went up. "If you want to hear me?" He waved away Babcock's descending gavel. "I was told it would cost two hundred thousand dollars to close that break of yours. Do you want the actual figures? It has eaten already a million, and the work is not yet done. You know the history of the undertaking. The Desert Reclamation Company was in straits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Marshall stepped forward to a silence which was a variety of tribute. He bowed. "I will be brief. Mr. Faraday has asked me to take his place here this afternoon. It's only fair. If it were not for my interference, he would not be in volved in this situation. I think you will grant that it is Mr. Faraday's company which can save the valley?" "To save its own tracks!" yelled a voice from the balcony. Marshall sent a soft smile heavenward. "Incidentally. And its traffic. Why don't you say it? We... don't deny that. The Overland Pacific's no altruist. " There was a jeer which rose into a chorus. "Altruist ! Octopus. That's what it is. " Marshall's hand went up. "If you want to hear me?" He waved away Babcock's descending gavel. "I was told it would cost two hundred thousand dollars to close that break of yours. Do you want the actual figures? It has eaten already a million, and the work is not yet done. You know the history of the undertaking. The Desert Reclamation Company was in straits.
What to read after The River?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ednah Aiken to read onlineMoreLess
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