Economy-2
Suppose ry . tance is ty
miles; ty cents. t is almost a days wages. I
remember s a day for laborers on this very
road. ell, I start no, and get t; I have
travelled at t rate by togethe
meanwime
tomorroo get a
job in season. Instead of going to Fitchburg, you will be working
er part of the railroad reached
round t I should keep ahead of you; and as for
seeing try and getting experience of t kind, I should
o cut your acquaintance altogether.
Suc, and
o t is as broad as it is
long. to make a railroad round to all mankind
is equivalent to grading t. Men have
an indistinct notion t if tivity of joint
stocks and spades long enoug length ride somewhere, in
next to no time, and for not to the
depot, and tor ss quot;All aboard!quot; whe smoke is
blo a few
are riding, but t are run over -- and it will be called, and
;A melanc.quot; No doubt t last
hey survive so long,
but t ticity and desire to
travel by t time. t part of ones life
earning money in order to enjoy a questionable liberty during the
least valuable part of it reminds me of t to
India to make a fortune first, in order t return to
England and live t.
at once. quot;!quot; exclaim a million Irisarting up from all
ties in t;is not t
a good t; Yes, I ansively good, t is, you
mig I wi