From Farm to Fortune
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Garwell?" "Oh, some time this evening, " answered the gentleman.
It may be mentioned here that John Garwell was a real estate broker. Hehandled only high-class properties, and chiefly those used for businesspurposes. He had started years before in a modest way, but was nowfairly well-to-do, and his business was steadily increasing. He hadtaken a great fancy to Nat, and was wondering if he could not use thelad as a private secretary.
"I'd do it in a minute if the boy knew shorthand and typewriti...ng, " hetold himself. "Perhaps I can get him to learn those branches. " At the appointed time our hero was ready for the trip to Trenton. Hisemployer had stuffed a valise full of legal papers, and Nat tookpossession of the bag.
"Be careful of that valise, " cautioned Mr. Garwell. "The contents arevery valuable. " "I'll look out for it, " was the answer.
They walked to the ferry, and there took a boat to Jersey City, and thenboarded a train bound for the capital city of New Jersey. Mr. Garwellhad obtained seats in a parlor car, and the elegant furnishingsimpressed Nat deeply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Garwell?" "Oh, some time this evening, " answered the gentleman.
It may be mentioned here that John Garwell was a real estate broker. Hehandled only high-class properties, and chiefly those used for businesspurposes. He had started years before in a modest way, but was nowfairly well-to-do, and his business was steadily increasing. He hadtaken a great fancy to Nat, and was wondering if he could not use thelad as a private secretary.
"I'd do it in a minute if the boy knew shorthand and typewriti...ng, " hetold himself. "Perhaps I can get him to learn those branches. " At the appointed time our hero was ready for the trip to Trenton. Hisemployer had stuffed a valise full of legal papers, and Nat tookpossession of the bag.
"Be careful of that valise, " cautioned Mr. Garwell. "The contents arevery valuable. " "I'll look out for it, " was the answer.
They walked to the ferry, and there took a boat to Jersey City, and thenboarded a train bound for the capital city of New Jersey. Mr. Garwellhad obtained seats in a parlor car, and the elegant furnishingsimpressed Nat deeply.
What to read after From Farm to Fortune?
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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