Confessions of Boyhood
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The more you could get out of a gulliblecustomer, the better; and he who could get the most was the smartestclerk. A thrifty purchaser would beat down the price little by little, the sharp clerk yielding with many protestations until a last offer wasmade, when, with feigned hesitation, the clerk would wrap up the goods. One thinks he has bought a cheap bargain, the other figures the profitand laughs in his sleeve. It was not my particular duty to wait uponcustomers except in a rush of trade, or... early in the day before theother clerks had arrived. I opened the store in the morning, swept thefloors and sidewalk, dusted the counters, filled the lamps, and inwinter built the fire. During the day I ran on errands, delivered goodsand was the fag of the proprietor and his two clerks. I soon chafedunder the confinement, and when sent out of the store I made no haste toreturn; the farther away the bundle was to be delivered the better Iliked it, and I always took the longest way, loitering about, makingacquaintance with strange boys, dogs and any wayside apple or pear tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The more you could get out of a gulliblecustomer, the better; and he who could get the most was the smartestclerk. A thrifty purchaser would beat down the price little by little, the sharp clerk yielding with many protestations until a last offer wasmade, when, with feigned hesitation, the clerk would wrap up the goods. One thinks he has bought a cheap bargain, the other figures the profitand laughs in his sleeve. It was not my particular duty to wait uponcustomers except in a rush of trade, or... early in the day before theother clerks had arrived. I opened the store in the morning, swept thefloors and sidewalk, dusted the counters, filled the lamps, and inwinter built the fire. During the day I ran on errands, delivered goodsand was the fag of the proprietor and his two clerks. I soon chafedunder the confinement, and when sent out of the store I made no haste toreturn; the farther away the bundle was to be delivered the better Iliked it, and I always took the longest way, loitering about, makingacquaintance with strange boys, dogs and any wayside apple or pear tree.
What to read after Confessions of Boyhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albee John to read onlineMoreLess
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