Chats Over a Pipe a Tale of Two Brothers
Chats Over a Pipe a Tale of Two Brothers
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" " Yes. " A BUSINESS JOURNEY 133 " Why are you going with Grant ? " " Because he offered me and Bob another shilling a week. " " Do you know you're a bound apprentice ? " " No, I'm no' bound, " said the boy. " But you are. When you applied to Mr. Ormiston for a job, he called at the house to see me. He said it was a seven years' apprenticeship, fixed the wages and, saying it was a pity to spend money on lawyer's fees, we would make it a bargain by shaking hands. And he shook hands wi' you and ...wi' your mother and me. Now, Sandie, that's a bargain, and I'll tell you this If you leave Mr. Ormiston to-day you leave my house at the same time. Now what are you going to do ? " " I'll no' leave, feyther. I'm sorry I told you a lie. " Bob, the other lad, was brought in and, when he learnt that Sandie wasn't leaving, he decided to stay. On paying Grant his wages that day, SALE I took care to tell him what I thought of his dirty trick. He didn't gain much by it. About a couple of months after this I saw, at the door of the little shop he had taken, a red flag with an official notice " Sale of the stock-in- trade of John Grant will be held here by order of the Sheriff at 12 noon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Yes. " A BUSINESS JOURNEY 133 " Why are you going with Grant ? " " Because he offered me and Bob another shilling a week. " " Do you know you're a bound apprentice ? " " No, I'm no' bound, " said the boy. " But you are. When you applied to Mr. Ormiston for a job, he called at the house to see me. He said it was a seven years' apprenticeship, fixed the wages and, saying it was a pity to spend money on lawyer's fees, we would make it a bargain by shaking hands. And he shook hands wi' you and ...wi' your mother and me. Now, Sandie, that's a bargain, and I'll tell you this If you leave Mr. Ormiston to-day you leave my house at the same time. Now what are you going to do ? " " I'll no' leave, feyther. I'm sorry I told you a lie. " Bob, the other lad, was brought in and, when he learnt that Sandie wasn't leaving, he decided to stay. On paying Grant his wages that day, SALE I took care to tell him what I thought of his dirty trick. He didn't gain much by it. About a couple of months after this I saw, at the door of the little shop he had taken, a red flag with an official notice " Sale of the stock-in- trade of John Grant will be held here by order of the Sheriff at 12 noon.
What to read after Chats Over a Pipe a Tale of Two Brothers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Glass to read onlineMoreLess
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