Making Money

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Making Money

by Owen Johnson

EN·~7 hours·33 chapters

Chapters

33 total

NEW YORK - FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY - PUBLISHERS

1:14

ILLUSTRATIONS

0:26

CHAPTER I - THE ARRIVAL

15:13

WESTOVER COURT - BACHELOR APARTMENTS

7:41

CHAPTER II - FOUR AMBITIONS, AND THREE WAYS TO MAKE MONEY

22:22

CHAPTER III - ON THE TAIL OF A TERRIER

21:58

CHAPTER IV - BOJO'S FATHER

17:41

CHAPTER V - DANIEL DRAKE, THE MULTI-MILLIONAIRE

13:21

CHAPTER VI - BOJO OBEYS HIS GENERAL MANAGER

12:51

CHAPTER VII - UNDER THE TICKER'S TYRANNY

18:51

Description

A bright‑eyed young man steps onto Fifth Avenue just as the city’s electric lights flicker to life, his stride carefree and his imagination already racing toward the future. Fresh from school and full of the restless optimism of a new generation, he takes in the bustling crowds, glittering shop windows, and the promise of a world where ambition can turn into fortune. This opening portrait of a city on the brink of modernity captures the thrill of stepping into an unknown but dazzling landscape.

Soon the newcomer finds himself drawn into a web of ambitions—business, romance, and the allure of quick wealth—that each offer a different path to “making money.” He meets mentors, rivals, and a spirited woman whose dreams intersect with his own, setting the stage for decisions that will test his confidence and ideals. The story balances the excitement of early twentieth‑century New York with the timeless question of how far one will go to turn hope into reality.

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Language

en

Duration

~7 hours (448K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Annie McGuire

Release date

Sep 19, 2010

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

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About the author

Owen Johnson

Owen Johnson

1878–1952

Best remembered for the Dink Stover books, this American novelist captured school and college life with energy, rivalry, and a sharp eye for social ambition. His stories helped define a whole genre of early 20th-century campus fiction.

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