A Vocational Reader By Park Pressey
A Vocational Reader By Park Pressey
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" ' ' Got a teleplione at your house ? " "Yes, sir. " "Come on!" cried Mason, "we 've a chance yet. " They rushed to the house, and the boy quickly explained the situation to his mother.
Mason passed hurriedly in, but George remained outside, thinking. In a minute he went to a wood- shed near the door, where he had a corner devoted to the construction of various mechanical devices so dear to the heart of the average healthy boy.
He was here when, a few minutes later, Mr. Mason came out again, h...is face looking older and more drawn than when he went in so short a time before. The man tried to smile as he saw George, but failed.
"I want to thank you, my boy, " he said slowly, "for the efforts you have made to help me; and I shall never forget them, I assure you. I can't say very much just now; a man does n't feel like talking when he is losing the fruits of a lifetime's work. " "What's the matter?" inquired the boy, sym- pathetically, "can't you get the car?" "The matter is, " answered Mason, "that I did n't i68 A Vocational Reader realize until it was too late the almost matchless cunning of that young man whom I trusted and benefited.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ' ' Got a teleplione at your house ? " "Yes, sir. " "Come on!" cried Mason, "we 've a chance yet. " They rushed to the house, and the boy quickly explained the situation to his mother.
Mason passed hurriedly in, but George remained outside, thinking. In a minute he went to a wood- shed near the door, where he had a corner devoted to the construction of various mechanical devices so dear to the heart of the average healthy boy.
He was here when, a few minutes later, Mr. Mason came out again, h...is face looking older and more drawn than when he went in so short a time before. The man tried to smile as he saw George, but failed.
"I want to thank you, my boy, " he said slowly, "for the efforts you have made to help me; and I shall never forget them, I assure you. I can't say very much just now; a man does n't feel like talking when he is losing the fruits of a lifetime's work. " "What's the matter?" inquired the boy, sym- pathetically, "can't you get the car?" "The matter is, " answered Mason, "that I did n't i68 A Vocational Reader realize until it was too late the almost matchless cunning of that young man whom I trusted and benefited.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Park Pressey to read onlineMoreLess
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