John Wanamaker the Record of a Citizens Celebration to Mark His Sixty Years Ca
John Wanamaker the Record of a Citizens Celebration to Mark His Sixty Years Ca
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People would enjoy them better if they were not so long. I shall be just as brief as I can.
His Eminence asked me, "Could you tell me anything that would lead me to understand how you succeeded and got along?" Well, that is such a wide question that I think I might keep you a long time, but I will only say a very few words about it. Where shall I begin? Perhaps the very best place would be one night many years ago when I stood at a railing over on Sansom Street looking down into the lecture roo...m of the John Chambers Church. I was just as likely, — as a country boy, — to go to a moving picture show if there had been any, but there were other things to do. The salesman in the store where I was employed asked me if I wouldn't come to church there some time, and I went into the church and sat down in the back seat-, or the one next to it— I am not trying to talk about myself, I am trying to answer your question— and an old gentleman during the meeting— very old, with white hair- stood up and said : "You know me, I am nearing the end of my life, I can't work any longer, and I am just waiting to have the door 36 SIXTY YEARS A MERC H A N T opened to let me go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
People would enjoy them better if they were not so long. I shall be just as brief as I can.
His Eminence asked me, "Could you tell me anything that would lead me to understand how you succeeded and got along?" Well, that is such a wide question that I think I might keep you a long time, but I will only say a very few words about it. Where shall I begin? Perhaps the very best place would be one night many years ago when I stood at a railing over on Sansom Street looking down into the lecture roo...m of the John Chambers Church. I was just as likely, — as a country boy, — to go to a moving picture show if there had been any, but there were other things to do. The salesman in the store where I was employed asked me if I wouldn't come to church there some time, and I went into the church and sat down in the back seat-, or the one next to it— I am not trying to talk about myself, I am trying to answer your question— and an old gentleman during the meeting— very old, with white hair- stood up and said : "You know me, I am nearing the end of my life, I can't work any longer, and I am just waiting to have the door 36 SIXTY YEARS A MERC H A N T opened to let me go.
What to read after John Wanamaker the Record of a Citizens Celebration to Mark His Sixty Years Ca?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philadelphia Citizens to read onlineMoreLess
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