Joe the Hotel Boy
Joe the Hotel Boy
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My name is Fry--John Fry. " "How often do you change your name, Mr. Fry. " "Don't get impudent!" "I am not impudent, --I am only asking a plain question. " "I never change my name. " At that moment Joe saw a policeman on the opposite side of the streetand beckoned for the officer to come over.
"Hi! what's the meaning of this!" ejaculated Pat Malone.
"Officer, I want this man locked up, " said Joe, and caught the rascal bythe arm, that he might not run away.
"What's the charge?" asked the blueco...at.
"He is wanted for swindling. " "Boy, are you really crazy?" "No, I am not. " "Who are you?" asked the policeman, eyeing Joe sharply.
"My name is Joe Bodley. I work at the Grandon House. I will make acharge against this man, and I'll bring the man who was swindled, too. " "That's fair talk, " said the policeman. "I guess you'll both have to goto the station with me. " "I'm willing, " said Joe, promptly.
"I--I cannot go--I have a sick wife--I must get a doctor, " stammered PatMalone. "Let me go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My name is Fry--John Fry. " "How often do you change your name, Mr. Fry. " "Don't get impudent!" "I am not impudent, --I am only asking a plain question. " "I never change my name. " At that moment Joe saw a policeman on the opposite side of the streetand beckoned for the officer to come over.
"Hi! what's the meaning of this!" ejaculated Pat Malone.
"Officer, I want this man locked up, " said Joe, and caught the rascal bythe arm, that he might not run away.
"What's the charge?" asked the blueco...at.
"He is wanted for swindling. " "Boy, are you really crazy?" "No, I am not. " "Who are you?" asked the policeman, eyeing Joe sharply.
"My name is Joe Bodley. I work at the Grandon House. I will make acharge against this man, and I'll bring the man who was swindled, too. " "That's fair talk, " said the policeman. "I guess you'll both have to goto the station with me. " "I'm willing, " said Joe, promptly.
"I--I cannot go--I have a sick wife--I must get a doctor, " stammered PatMalone. "Let me go.
What to read after Joe the Hotel Boy?
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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