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Do you always say that?
JoLLYCOVE. Certainly. I couldn't sell a bill of goods if I didn't.
Then he'll say, most likely, — but, mind you, all don't repeat the same words, — "Who are ye — what are ye — what d'ye want?" Then you put one finger (l. h.) to your eye, so {sh(nus), and say, "Put her there — put her there ! " ( Wi'th the R. Jisi motion- ing as if going to hit him in the eye.~) He'll then, most likely, call you a fool, madman, and send for the police; but you must stand your ground and s...how no fear.
Timothy. What wonderful signs !
JOLLYCOVE. Then you must get close to him, and with your right fist poke him in the ribs, and say, "Let me have it— let me have it ! " Do you think you can do it?
Timothy. I'll try,^ my generous friend ; I'll have to try or starve.
JOLLYCOVE. Very good, so far. Now, mind, the merchant may fly in a passion, and threaten to kick you out of the shop. At this juncture lose not a moment ; put the thumb of your left hand to your nose, stretch out your four fingers, so; describe a circle with your right hand, so, and say, " U.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you always say that?
JoLLYCOVE. Certainly. I couldn't sell a bill of goods if I didn't.
Then he'll say, most likely, — but, mind you, all don't repeat the same words, — "Who are ye — what are ye — what d'ye want?" Then you put one finger (l. h.) to your eye, so {sh(nus), and say, "Put her there — put her there ! " ( Wi'th the R. Jisi motion- ing as if going to hit him in the eye.~) He'll then, most likely, call you a fool, madman, and send for the police; but you must stand your ground and s...how no fear.
Timothy. What wonderful signs !
JOLLYCOVE. Then you must get close to him, and with your right fist poke him in the ribs, and say, "Let me have it— let me have it ! " Do you think you can do it?
Timothy. I'll try,^ my generous friend ; I'll have to try or starve.
JOLLYCOVE. Very good, so far. Now, mind, the merchant may fly in a passion, and threaten to kick you out of the shop. At this juncture lose not a moment ; put the thumb of your left hand to your nose, stretch out your four fingers, so; describe a circle with your right hand, so, and say, " U.
What to read after Badly Sold ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coes, George H. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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