The Story of Silk
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" "Well, just remember that your silk-house and your trees are worth agood sum to a silk-grower. In these uncertain days of war one can nevertell when money may be needed. Of course you might not be able to getsuch a good price for your property now, because France is poor, andeverything is selling for less than usual--everything except food. Still, if you found the right customer you should be able to make a goodmany francs out of your homestead. " "It isn't mine, " Pierre answered gaily, as i...f suddenly coming tohimself. "It belongs half to my uncle and half to my father. What do yousuppose they would say when they came back from the war if they found Ihad sold their mulberry grove and silk-house?" "If you needed money for your mother and little sister they wouldprobably feel you had done wisely, even though it caused themdisappointment to see their cherished possessions in the hands ofothers. And if, " added the elder boy gravely, "anything happened to themhow glad they would be that those they loved were not left penniless.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Well, just remember that your silk-house and your trees are worth agood sum to a silk-grower. In these uncertain days of war one can nevertell when money may be needed. Of course you might not be able to getsuch a good price for your property now, because France is poor, andeverything is selling for less than usual--everything except food. Still, if you found the right customer you should be able to make a goodmany francs out of your homestead. " "It isn't mine, " Pierre answered gaily, as i...f suddenly coming tohimself. "It belongs half to my uncle and half to my father. What do yousuppose they would say when they came back from the war if they found Ihad sold their mulberry grove and silk-house?" "If you needed money for your mother and little sister they wouldprobably feel you had done wisely, even though it caused themdisappointment to see their cherished possessions in the hands ofothers. And if, " added the elder boy gravely, "anything happened to themhow glad they would be that those they loved were not left penniless.
What to read after The Story of Silk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bassett Sara Ware to read onlineMoreLess
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