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" "What can you do?" "Anything. " "That means nothing at all. " "I beg your pardon. Let me say that I'm not afraid to tackle anything. " "Can you run a power printing press?" "Yes, sir. " "Ever had any experience?" The young man hesitated.
"I'm not sure, " he replied slowly; "but I think I have. " This statement would not have been encouraging under ordinarycircumstances, but in this emergency Uncle John accepted it.
"What is your name?" he asked.
Another moment's hesitation.
"Call me Smith, pl...ease. " "First name?" The man smiled.
"Thursday, " he said.
All his hearers seemed astonished at this peculiar name, but Mr. Merricksaid abruptly: "Follow me, Thursday Smith. " The man obeyed, and the girls and Arthur trotted after them back to thepressroom.
"Our pressman has deserted us without warning, " explained Mr. Merrick. "None of our other employees is able to run the thing. If you can masterit so as to run off the paper tonight, the job is yours. " Thursday Smith took off his jacket--a cheap khaki affair--and rolled uphis sleeves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "What can you do?" "Anything. " "That means nothing at all. " "I beg your pardon. Let me say that I'm not afraid to tackle anything. " "Can you run a power printing press?" "Yes, sir. " "Ever had any experience?" The young man hesitated.
"I'm not sure, " he replied slowly; "but I think I have. " This statement would not have been encouraging under ordinarycircumstances, but in this emergency Uncle John accepted it.
"What is your name?" he asked.
Another moment's hesitation.
"Call me Smith, pl...ease. " "First name?" The man smiled.
"Thursday, " he said.
All his hearers seemed astonished at this peculiar name, but Mr. Merricksaid abruptly: "Follow me, Thursday Smith. " The man obeyed, and the girls and Arthur trotted after them back to thepressroom.
"Our pressman has deserted us without warning, " explained Mr. Merrick. "None of our other employees is able to run the thing. If you can masterit so as to run off the paper tonight, the job is yours. " Thursday Smith took off his jacket--a cheap khaki affair--and rolled uphis sleeves.
What to read after Aunt Jane's Nieces On Vacation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baum Lyman Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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