A Fool And His Money
A Fool And His Money
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"Go right ahead, " said he. She scrambled the whole alphabet across hisneat sheet but he didn't seem to mind.
"Isn't it jolly, Mr. Smart? If Mr. Poopendyke should ever leave you, I may be able to take his place as your secretary. " I bowed very low. "You may be quite sure, Countess, that I shall dismissMr. Poopendyke the instant you apply for his job. " "And I shall most cheerfully abdicate, " said he. Silly ass!
I couldn't help thinking how infinitely more attractive and perilousshe would be a...s a typist than the excellent young woman who had marriedthe jeweller's clerk, and what an improvement on Poopendyke!
"I came down to inquire when you would like to go exploring for buriedtreasure, Mr. Smart, " she said, after the cylinder had slipped backwith a bang that almost startled her out of her pretty boots and causedher to give up typewriting then and there, forevermore.
"Never put off till to-morrow what you can do to-day, " quoted I glibly.
She looked herself over. "If you knew how many times this gown had tobe put off till to-morrow, you wouldn't ask me to ruin it the secondtime I've had it on my back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Go right ahead, " said he. She scrambled the whole alphabet across hisneat sheet but he didn't seem to mind.
"Isn't it jolly, Mr. Smart? If Mr. Poopendyke should ever leave you, I may be able to take his place as your secretary. " I bowed very low. "You may be quite sure, Countess, that I shall dismissMr. Poopendyke the instant you apply for his job. " "And I shall most cheerfully abdicate, " said he. Silly ass!
I couldn't help thinking how infinitely more attractive and perilousshe would be a...s a typist than the excellent young woman who had marriedthe jeweller's clerk, and what an improvement on Poopendyke!
"I came down to inquire when you would like to go exploring for buriedtreasure, Mr. Smart, " she said, after the cylinder had slipped backwith a bang that almost startled her out of her pretty boots and causedher to give up typewriting then and there, forevermore.
"Never put off till to-morrow what you can do to-day, " quoted I glibly.
She looked herself over. "If you knew how many times this gown had tobe put off till to-morrow, you wouldn't ask me to ruin it the secondtime I've had it on my back.
What to read after A Fool And His Money?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccutcheon George Barr to read onlineMoreLess
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