The Black Obelisk
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The traveling salesman Oskar Fuchs, called Weeping Oskar, is sitting in the office. "What's new, Herr Fuchs?" I ask. "How is the grippe progressing in the villages?" "Pretty harmless. The farmers are well fed. In the city it's different. I have two cases where Hollmann and Klotz are on the point of closing. A red granite monument, polished on one side, with two bossed socles, a yard and a half high, two million two hundred thousand marks—and a small one, forty inches high, one million three hund...red thousand. Good prices. If you ask a hundred thousand less you'll get them. My commission is twenty per cent." "Fifteen," I reply automatically.
"Twenty," Weeping Oskar declares. "I get fifteen from Hollmann and Klotz as it is. So why the betrayal?" He is lying. Hollmann and Klotz, for whom he travels, pay him ten per cent and expenses. He gets expenses anyway; so he would be doing business with us for ten per cent extra.
"Payment in cash?" "You'll have to see to that for yourselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The traveling salesman Oskar Fuchs, called Weeping Oskar, is sitting in the office. "What's new, Herr Fuchs?" I ask. "How is the grippe progressing in the villages?" "Pretty harmless. The farmers are well fed. In the city it's different. I have two cases where Hollmann and Klotz are on the point of closing. A red granite monument, polished on one side, with two bossed socles, a yard and a half high, two million two hundred thousand marks—and a small one, forty inches high, one million three hund...red thousand. Good prices. If you ask a hundred thousand less you'll get them. My commission is twenty per cent." "Fifteen," I reply automatically.
"Twenty," Weeping Oskar declares. "I get fifteen from Hollmann and Klotz as it is. So why the betrayal?" He is lying. Hollmann and Klotz, for whom he travels, pay him ten per cent and expenses. He gets expenses anyway; so he would be doing business with us for ten per cent extra.
"Payment in cash?" "You'll have to see to that for yourselves.
What to read after The Black Obelisk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erich Maria Remarque to read onlineMoreLess
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