Webster--Man's Man
Webster--Man's Man
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"Well, Bill, you saffron-coloured old wreck, how long do you suppose it will take for you to pick up enough strength and courage to do some active min- ing? You're looking like food shot from guns.** "Billy needs a vacation and a change of climate," Dolores declared with that motherly conviction all womankind feeb toward a sick man.
"So I do, Dolores," BiUy repKed. "And I'm going to take it. Up there in the hills back of San Miguel de Padua, the ubiquitous mosquito is not, the climate is almost... temperate — and 'tis there that I would be." "You can't start too soon to please me, Billy," Webster declared. "I'm anxious to get that prop- erty on a paying basis, so I can get out of the coun^ try." "Why, Johnny," the amazed Billy declared, "I thought you would stay and help run the mine." "Indeed! Well, why do you suppose I spent so much time teaching you how to run a mine, you young idiot, if not against just such a time as this?
You found this concession and tied it up; I'll finance it and help you get everything started; but after that, I'm through, and you can manage it on salary and name the salary yourself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Well, Bill, you saffron-coloured old wreck, how long do you suppose it will take for you to pick up enough strength and courage to do some active min- ing? You're looking like food shot from guns.** "Billy needs a vacation and a change of climate," Dolores declared with that motherly conviction all womankind feeb toward a sick man.
"So I do, Dolores," BiUy repKed. "And I'm going to take it. Up there in the hills back of San Miguel de Padua, the ubiquitous mosquito is not, the climate is almost... temperate — and 'tis there that I would be." "You can't start too soon to please me, Billy," Webster declared. "I'm anxious to get that prop- erty on a paying basis, so I can get out of the coun^ try." "Why, Johnny," the amazed Billy declared, "I thought you would stay and help run the mine." "Indeed! Well, why do you suppose I spent so much time teaching you how to run a mine, you young idiot, if not against just such a time as this?
You found this concession and tied it up; I'll finance it and help you get everything started; but after that, I'm through, and you can manage it on salary and name the salary yourself.
What to read after Webster--Man's Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doubleday, Page & Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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