Coal mine scheme tests farmer futures on long journey
Harris and his son Allan debate selling the farm to back a coal mine investment urged by Riles. They plan to hire Bradshaw as a buyer scout while awaiting Bradshaw and Gardiner's on-site checks. Riles urges secrecy. the family weighs risk and potential quick wealth against leaving farming.
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Bia
Allan
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Coal Mines and Family Plans Debate in Rural Meeting
A conversation unfolds about a coal mine prospect hidden in the mountains. Allan and Harrie discuss farm stakes, a New York syndicate, and Gardiner ownership as they weigh risk, money, and timing before committing to the venture.
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Language limits in English vocabulary usage and style
The text discusses archaic and unapproved English usage, noting a vast vocabulary of around 100000 words with only a fraction common to ordinary speakers. It mentions scholars and writers as gatekeepers and alludes to Egyptian hieroglyphic symbols and literary examples, reflecting a historical view of language authority.
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