The Waltons 1
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The crazy part of it was that the living it produced was so close to nothing that it hardly seemed worth the effort. The commercial sawmill down in Charlottesville had bigger trucks for hauling logs, they had giant saws for cutting them, and power hoists to swing the logs into the saws and to load the finished lumber. The number of two-by-fours or finished boards John could produce in a twelve-hour day, they could turn out in ten minutes. So the price he got when he hauled them down to the retai...l lumberyard or sold them to his neighbors was determined by the prices being charged in Charlottesville.
“That’s nice, seasoned lumber, John,” he was usually told, “but they’re chargin’ only eight cents a board in Charlottesville. Reckon I can give you nine to save me a trip down there.”
From a seven-day workweek such prices brought only enough to buy the feed and gasoline and flour and sugar to keep them all alive and working from day to day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The crazy part of it was that the living it produced was so close to nothing that it hardly seemed worth the effort. The commercial sawmill down in Charlottesville had bigger trucks for hauling logs, they had giant saws for cutting them, and power hoists to swing the logs into the saws and to load the finished lumber. The number of two-by-fours or finished boards John could produce in a twelve-hour day, they could turn out in ten minutes. So the price he got when he hauled them down to the retai...l lumberyard or sold them to his neighbors was determined by the prices being charged in Charlottesville.
“That’s nice, seasoned lumber, John,” he was usually told, “but they’re chargin’ only eight cents a board in Charlottesville. Reckon I can give you nine to save me a trip down there.”
From a seven-day workweek such prices brought only enough to buy the feed and gasoline and flour and sugar to keep them all alive and working from day to day.
What to read after The Waltons 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Weverka to read onlineMoreLess
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