Twenty Years in Roumania
Twenty Years in Roumania
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It is also true, however, that these personages merely lend their names to the under- takings, and leave them to be carried out by those whom they employ. Perhaps, as an example has been set by these aristocratic traders, others lower down in the scale of society may in time be tempted to follow suit and discover that it is not really so very derogatory to their dignity to keep a shop.
It is a great pity that there is no English shop in Bucarest. It is also a pity that greater facilities are no...t offered to Roumanians to trade with England. As a gentleman once remarked to me, " If only an English shop were opened here the goods would command a ready sale, and would oust the German- made articles from the market. " But there is no shop, and before the war there were few commercial travellers from England to offer English goods to a sympathetic market. 1 Roumanians like English goods, and would be eager to buy them if it were an easy matter for them to do so. Amongst the many obstacles in the way are our curious monetary system, and our still more curious, and even archaic, system of weights and measures, the latter with terms which are often only intelligible to the trade expert.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is also true, however, that these personages merely lend their names to the under- takings, and leave them to be carried out by those whom they employ. Perhaps, as an example has been set by these aristocratic traders, others lower down in the scale of society may in time be tempted to follow suit and discover that it is not really so very derogatory to their dignity to keep a shop.
It is a great pity that there is no English shop in Bucarest. It is also a pity that greater facilities are no...t offered to Roumanians to trade with England. As a gentleman once remarked to me, " If only an English shop were opened here the goods would command a ready sale, and would oust the German- made articles from the market. " But there is no shop, and before the war there were few commercial travellers from England to offer English goods to a sympathetic market. 1 Roumanians like English goods, and would be eager to buy them if it were an easy matter for them to do so. Amongst the many obstacles in the way are our curious monetary system, and our still more curious, and even archaic, system of weights and measures, the latter with terms which are often only intelligible to the trade expert.
What to read after Twenty Years in Roumania?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maude Rea Parkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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