Helping Himself
Helping Himself
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Hetried hard to obtain the five hundred, but Mrs. Estabrook was tooprudent and too much attached to her savings to consent to this. Ford had to be satisfied with considerably less.
"Ought I to stay with Mr. Reynolds after he has treated you in thisway, Willis?" asked his step-mother, anxiously.
"By all means, mother. You don't want to throw away a goodposition. " "But it will be hard to see that boy high in Mr. Reynolds'confidence, after all his wickedness. " "You must dissemble, mother. Treat ...him fairly, and watch youropportunity to harm him and serve me. Don't say much about me, forit would do no good; but keep your hold on Reynolds. " "If you think it best, Willis, " said his stepmother, not without afeeling of relief, for she was reluctant to relinquish a good homeand liberal salary, "I will remain. " "Do so by all means. We may as well make all we can out of theenemy, for Mr. Reynolds has treated me very shabbily. And now I mustbid you good-by. " "What are your plans, Willis?" "I can't tell you, but I think I shall go West.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hetried hard to obtain the five hundred, but Mrs. Estabrook was tooprudent and too much attached to her savings to consent to this. Ford had to be satisfied with considerably less.
"Ought I to stay with Mr. Reynolds after he has treated you in thisway, Willis?" asked his step-mother, anxiously.
"By all means, mother. You don't want to throw away a goodposition. " "But it will be hard to see that boy high in Mr. Reynolds'confidence, after all his wickedness. " "You must dissemble, mother. Treat ...him fairly, and watch youropportunity to harm him and serve me. Don't say much about me, forit would do no good; but keep your hold on Reynolds. " "If you think it best, Willis, " said his stepmother, not without afeeling of relief, for she was reluctant to relinquish a good homeand liberal salary, "I will remain. " "Do so by all means. We may as well make all we can out of theenemy, for Mr. Reynolds has treated me very shabbily. And now I mustbid you good-by. " "What are your plans, Willis?" "I can't tell you, but I think I shall go West.
What to read after Helping Himself?
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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