The Sons of Adam
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Across America, the economic ripples began to shatter and split the glass-bubble economy of the late 1920s. But in one small cottage in Texas, work remained steady, income remained adequate, life became good.
Early on in spring 1930, Tom was working for Texaco, managing to hold down the same job for nine months on the trot – the first time he’d managed that since serving as a British officer. What was more, not once during those nine months did he let himself slip. He didn’t womanise. He didn’t ...brawl. His drinking was moderate. And best of all, he didn’t hand over so much as ten dollars to any snake-oil salesman promising untold riches from any ‘sure-fire wildcat’ (as if that weren’t a contradiction in terms). After six months of exemplary behaviour, Rebecca, still working as an accountant, trusted him enough to let him back.
Of course, nobody, still less Tom, reforms overnight.
He was helped by the fact that the drilling site was old and well-developed. The tarts and bars and whorehouses that are part and parcel of any oil-boom town had moved on elsewhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Across America, the economic ripples began to shatter and split the glass-bubble economy of the late 1920s. But in one small cottage in Texas, work remained steady, income remained adequate, life became good.
Early on in spring 1930, Tom was working for Texaco, managing to hold down the same job for nine months on the trot – the first time he’d managed that since serving as a British officer. What was more, not once during those nine months did he let himself slip. He didn’t womanise. He didn’t ...brawl. His drinking was moderate. And best of all, he didn’t hand over so much as ten dollars to any snake-oil salesman promising untold riches from any ‘sure-fire wildcat’ (as if that weren’t a contradiction in terms). After six months of exemplary behaviour, Rebecca, still working as an accountant, trusted him enough to let him back.
Of course, nobody, still less Tom, reforms overnight.
He was helped by the fact that the drilling site was old and well-developed. The tarts and bars and whorehouses that are part and parcel of any oil-boom town had moved on elsewhere.
What to read after The Sons of Adam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Bingham to read onlineMoreLess
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