Following the Equator, Part 2
Following the Equator, Part 2
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Is he crazy?" "No, sir. He don't look it. " "Then he's remarkable. What does he say he wants?" "He won't tell, sir; only says it's very important. " "And won't go. Does he say he won't go?" "Says he'll stand there till he sees you, sir, if it's all day. " "And yet isn't crazy. Show him up. " The sundowner was shown in. The broker said to himself, "No, he's notcrazy; that is easy to see; so he must be the other thing. " Then aloud, "Well, my good fellow, be quick about it; don't waste anywords; ...what is it you want?" "I want to borrow a hundred thousand pounds. " "Scott! (It's a mistake; he is crazy . . . . No--he can't be--notwith that eye. ) Why, you take my breath away. Come, who are you?" "Nobody that you know. " "What is your name?" "Cecil Rhodes. " "No, I don't remember hearing the name before. Now then--just forcuriosity's sake--what has sent you to me on this extraordinary errand?" "The intention to make a hundred thousand pounds for you and as much formyself within the next sixty days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is he crazy?" "No, sir. He don't look it. " "Then he's remarkable. What does he say he wants?" "He won't tell, sir; only says it's very important. " "And won't go. Does he say he won't go?" "Says he'll stand there till he sees you, sir, if it's all day. " "And yet isn't crazy. Show him up. " The sundowner was shown in. The broker said to himself, "No, he's notcrazy; that is easy to see; so he must be the other thing. " Then aloud, "Well, my good fellow, be quick about it; don't waste anywords; ...what is it you want?" "I want to borrow a hundred thousand pounds. " "Scott! (It's a mistake; he is crazy . . . . No--he can't be--notwith that eye. ) Why, you take my breath away. Come, who are you?" "Nobody that you know. " "What is your name?" "Cecil Rhodes. " "No, I don't remember hearing the name before. Now then--just forcuriosity's sake--what has sent you to me on this extraordinary errand?" "The intention to make a hundred thousand pounds for you and as much formyself within the next sixty days.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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