The Titan
The Titan
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"I haven'tbeen through either of them in years and years. The idea wasoriginally to let the wagons go through them and break up the crowdingat the bridges. But it didn't work. They made the grade too steep andthe tolls too high, and so the drivers preferred to wait for thebridges. They were pretty hard on horses. I can testify to thatmyself. I've driven a wagon-load through them more than once. Thecity should never have taken them over at all by rights. It was adeal. I don't know who all was in... it. Carmody was mayor then, andAldrich was in charge of public works. " He relapsed into silence, and Cowperwood allowed the matter of thetunnels to rest until after dinner when they had adjourned to thelibrary. There he placed a friendly hand on McKenty's arm, an act offamiliarity which the politician rather liked.
"You felt pretty well satisfied with the way that gas business came outlast year, didn't you?" he inquired.
"I did, " replied McKenty, warmly. "Never more so. I told you that atthe time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I haven'tbeen through either of them in years and years. The idea wasoriginally to let the wagons go through them and break up the crowdingat the bridges. But it didn't work. They made the grade too steep andthe tolls too high, and so the drivers preferred to wait for thebridges. They were pretty hard on horses. I can testify to thatmyself. I've driven a wagon-load through them more than once. Thecity should never have taken them over at all by rights. It was adeal. I don't know who all was in... it. Carmody was mayor then, andAldrich was in charge of public works. " He relapsed into silence, and Cowperwood allowed the matter of thetunnels to rest until after dinner when they had adjourned to thelibrary. There he placed a friendly hand on McKenty's arm, an act offamiliarity which the politician rather liked.
"You felt pretty well satisfied with the way that gas business came outlast year, didn't you?" he inquired.
"I did, " replied McKenty, warmly. "Never more so. I told you that atthe time.
What to read after The Titan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dreiser Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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