The Wolf
The Wolf
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But first the business. " "Business?" "Why, yes, Mr. McTavish. I can show you how you can make a lot of money. You might as well get it as anybody else. I wouldn't have the time to take advantage of the chance myself, and you've won my friendship, Mr. McTavish. " 138 THE WOLF "That's guid o' ye. And it's guid to get a chance to make money, " answered the Scot, cordially and eagerly. "I hae some money. Meester MacDonald, but a mon is no mon who does nae want more. " The engineer walked over to t...he table and selected one of the blue maps. He handed it to the old man.
"You see this rough sketch?" "I do. " "You know what it is?" "Aye what is it?" "A map. " "I ken thot, mon, but the world is large and there are many maps. What's this?" "Well, now, I know you are a little skeptical about this railroad, Mr. McTavish. " " 'Tis a fool's dream, " said the old man bluntly.
"Hardly, " observed MacDonald, with a dignity 139 THE WOLF that he knew how to make impressive, "unless you put me down for a fool.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But first the business. " "Business?" "Why, yes, Mr. McTavish. I can show you how you can make a lot of money. You might as well get it as anybody else. I wouldn't have the time to take advantage of the chance myself, and you've won my friendship, Mr. McTavish. " 138 THE WOLF "That's guid o' ye. And it's guid to get a chance to make money, " answered the Scot, cordially and eagerly. "I hae some money. Meester MacDonald, but a mon is no mon who does nae want more. " The engineer walked over to t...he table and selected one of the blue maps. He handed it to the old man.
"You see this rough sketch?" "I do. " "You know what it is?" "Aye what is it?" "A map. " "I ken thot, mon, but the world is large and there are many maps. What's this?" "Well, now, I know you are a little skeptical about this railroad, Mr. McTavish. " " 'Tis a fool's dream, " said the old man bluntly.
"Hardly, " observed MacDonald, with a dignity 139 THE WOLF that he knew how to make impressive, "unless you put me down for a fool.
What to read after The Wolf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Eugene to read onlineMoreLess
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