Too Much Alone : a Novel
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Madot to make purchases of tools, to wash out his own private chemical apparatus, and, at last, to lend a hand in his laboratory. As labourer, messenger, and assistant he laid himself out to be of use, and at length he so edged and elbowed his way up, that without being specially distinguished by any mark of favour, or having his wages increased or his hours shortened, he found himself stand- ing at Mr. Madot's elbow as confidential man — the spectator of his experiments, successes, and failure...s.
One day Mr. Madot gave him a five pound note for a casual suggestion, the result either of remorse or carelessness, and Maurice Storn pocketed the money and comforted his consci- ence by thinking that his principal would make thousands by the hint.
All manufacturers know how to turn the brains of workmen to account, and, finding that Steinbach was a clever fellow, with plenty of head and lots of industry, the chemist deter- mined at length on giving him some definite situation in the factory, with a proportionate increase of wages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Madot to make purchases of tools, to wash out his own private chemical apparatus, and, at last, to lend a hand in his laboratory. As labourer, messenger, and assistant he laid himself out to be of use, and at length he so edged and elbowed his way up, that without being specially distinguished by any mark of favour, or having his wages increased or his hours shortened, he found himself stand- ing at Mr. Madot's elbow as confidential man — the spectator of his experiments, successes, and failure...s.
One day Mr. Madot gave him a five pound note for a casual suggestion, the result either of remorse or carelessness, and Maurice Storn pocketed the money and comforted his consci- ence by thinking that his principal would make thousands by the hint.
All manufacturers know how to turn the brains of workmen to account, and, finding that Steinbach was a clever fellow, with plenty of head and lots of industry, the chemist deter- mined at length on giving him some definite situation in the factory, with a proportionate increase of wages.
What to read after Too Much Alone : a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leona Bowman Carpenter Collection of English And American Literature. Ncd to read onlineMoreLess
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