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My dear boy, I am glad, heartily glad, to see you !" "I am glad to see you, Uncle Simon !" he said. "I hope I may be able to be of service to you." "You seem like a strong, active boy," said the old man. "What is your name?" "Andrew Gordon; they generally call me Andy." "I should like to call you by that name, but it will be more prudent to go by some other." "You may call me Henry Miller, Uncle Simon." "Henry Miller? I will try to remember it. But you mustn't call me Uncle Simon; that would ru...in all, if Mr. Brackett should hear it." "I'll be cautious — never fear ! Can you advise me how to act? Shall I call at the farm to-night?" "Yes. Mr. Brackett is looking out for a boy. His boy left him this morning." "I know it." "You know it?" said the old man, in surprise.
"How did you hear of it?" "I met Peter on the road and treated him to a dinner." "I am afraid you won't like the place," said Mr.
Dodge, anxiously. "But bear in mind, you shall have all the money you want, only Brackett mustn't know anything about it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My dear boy, I am glad, heartily glad, to see you !" "I am glad to see you, Uncle Simon !" he said. "I hope I may be able to be of service to you." "You seem like a strong, active boy," said the old man. "What is your name?" "Andrew Gordon; they generally call me Andy." "I should like to call you by that name, but it will be more prudent to go by some other." "You may call me Henry Miller, Uncle Simon." "Henry Miller? I will try to remember it. But you mustn't call me Uncle Simon; that would ru...in all, if Mr. Brackett should hear it." "I'll be cautious — never fear ! Can you advise me how to act? Shall I call at the farm to-night?" "Yes. Mr. Brackett is looking out for a boy. His boy left him this morning." "I know it." "You know it?" said the old man, in surprise.
"How did you hear of it?" "I met Peter on the road and treated him to a dinner." "I am afraid you won't like the place," said Mr.
Dodge, anxiously. "But bear in mind, you shall have all the money you want, only Brackett mustn't know anything about it.
What to read after Andy Gordon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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