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The $30000 Bequest and Other Stories

CHAPTER IV
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Each day's training added something to the spread and effectiveness of the two machines.

As a consequence, Aleck made imaginary money much faster than at first she had dreamed of making it, and Sally's competency in spending the overflow of it kept pace with the strain put upon it, right along.

In the beginning, Aleck had given the coal speculation a twelvemonth in which to materialize, and had been loath to grant that this term might possibly be shortened by nine months.

But that was the feeble work, the nursery work, of a financial fancy that had had no teaching, no experience, no practice.

These aids soon came, then that nine months vanished, and the imaginary ten-thousand-dollar investment came marching home with three hundred per cent.


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