Uncle Samuels Whistle And What It Costs
Uncle Samuels Whistle And What It Costs
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. . . They talk.
" I am an inventor, sir, a poor man; but I have a fortune in these plans. You are rich you are influential. I have come to ask your nid in presenting my invention to the notice of the United States Navy Department. " " What is your name, sir? and what is the nature of your inven- tion '/" B i 10 " My name, sir, is^~- . My invention is a steam cut-off for ap- plication to marine engines. " " Sir, " said the great man, "you have come to . The right shop. My foot is on my native h...eath, and my name is D^*^ -n. " The seedy inventor bowed, and deposited his roll of paper upon the table. LscAu+^r*- "Sit, my friend, " said the magnanimous D n. "I will cast *y eye over your drawings. The subject of economizing steam and coal has long been familiar to my thoughts. I am a devout student of Watt, and I know all about water. Mariotte is my vade mecum, and I abhor the very name of Isherwood. (A. ) Likewise, I am a reader of the Hebrew melodies of the gifted Lord Byron. I will read them to you, if you like; but not immediately.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . They talk.
" I am an inventor, sir, a poor man; but I have a fortune in these plans. You are rich you are influential. I have come to ask your nid in presenting my invention to the notice of the United States Navy Department. " " What is your name, sir? and what is the nature of your inven- tion '/" B i 10 " My name, sir, is^~- . My invention is a steam cut-off for ap- plication to marine engines. " " Sir, " said the great man, "you have come to . The right shop. My foot is on my native h...eath, and my name is D^*^ -n. " The seedy inventor bowed, and deposited his roll of paper upon the table. LscAu+^r*- "Sit, my friend, " said the magnanimous D n. "I will cast *y eye over your drawings. The subject of economizing steam and coal has long been familiar to my thoughts. I am a devout student of Watt, and I know all about water. Mariotte is my vade mecum, and I abhor the very name of Isherwood. (A. ) Likewise, I am a reader of the Hebrew melodies of the gifted Lord Byron. I will read them to you, if you like; but not immediately.
What to read after Uncle Samuels Whistle And What It Costs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Walter Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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