Capitolo 29
all go the fund." The pitmen brought this confident discourse of the
young brakesman to the manager; and the manager, at the end of his/her intelligence for a
you make up for to, it determined to leave this devil Stephenson to try his/her hand to her.
Later everything, if he did anybody good, he would be a lot as all the others; and
however he seemed to have the trust in him, what if well it hindered,
it is always a good thing.
The trust of George that _was_ has hindered well. It was not the trust
of the ignorance, but that of knowledge. Him _understood_ the motor
now, and he immediately saw the root of the bad one. He chose the motor to
pieces, altered him to be all right the requisite of the case, and it put him/it to
jobs to pump without delay. He certainly, held his/her word; and among
the week, him mine was dry, and the men were expeditious to the fund. This
it was a great job for the future of George. The manager, a Mr. Dodds, not only
immediately the gives ten pounds as a present, in recognition of his
practical ability, but also motor-man of the new hole named him/it,
another increase in the social staircase as in the matter of wages.
Dodds remembered him/it for the future, also; and a couple of years later,
on a vacant place to happen, him promoted the promising hand to be motor-
wright of the whole coal mine under his/her management, to a salary of L100 a
per annum. When the income of a man comes to have been being calculated for the year, rather than
from the week or month, it is a signal of which he is growing in a person
importance. George now had a horse to ride on, on his/her visits of
inspection to the various motors; and its job was rather one of
mechanical engineering that of lake manual art that he/she works to the agenda.
The next years of the life of George Stephenson were on mainly I taken in
providing for the education of his/her boy Robert. He had been a good child,
and now he was a good father. Acutely feeling how much him he had
suffered, and how old he had been put back, from his really desire of a