Mary Louise
Mary Louise
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" "Miss' Conant, she's gone to Millbank herself. Ef she sees me there, I'll git fired. The boss'll fire me himself, anyhow, fer usin' the carwhen he tol' me not to. " "How much do you get a week!" asked Sarah.
"Four bits. " "That's about two dollars a month. In two months the Conants will moveback to the city, and by then you'll have earned four dollars. Why, Bub, it's cheaper for you to take this five-dollar gold-piece and get fired, than to work for two months for four dollars. " Bub scratche...d his head in perplexity.
"Ye ain't count'n' on the fun o' workin', " he suggested.
"I'm counting on that five dollars--eight bits to a dollar, forty bitsaltogether. Why, it's a fortune, Bub. " He took out his knife, looked around for a stick to whittle and, findingnone, put the knife in his pocket with a sigh.
"I guess Will Morrison wouldn't like it, " he decided. "Put up yer money, Sairy. " Sarah withdrew the gold-piece and put a larger one in its place.
"There, " she said; "let's make it ten dollars, and save time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Miss' Conant, she's gone to Millbank herself. Ef she sees me there, I'll git fired. The boss'll fire me himself, anyhow, fer usin' the carwhen he tol' me not to. " "How much do you get a week!" asked Sarah.
"Four bits. " "That's about two dollars a month. In two months the Conants will moveback to the city, and by then you'll have earned four dollars. Why, Bub, it's cheaper for you to take this five-dollar gold-piece and get fired, than to work for two months for four dollars. " Bub scratche...d his head in perplexity.
"Ye ain't count'n' on the fun o' workin', " he suggested.
"I'm counting on that five dollars--eight bits to a dollar, forty bitsaltogether. Why, it's a fortune, Bub. " He took out his knife, looked around for a stick to whittle and, findingnone, put the knife in his pocket with a sigh.
"I guess Will Morrison wouldn't like it, " he decided. "Put up yer money, Sairy. " Sarah withdrew the gold-piece and put a larger one in its place.
"There, " she said; "let's make it ten dollars, and save time.
What to read after Mary Louise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Van Dyne to read onlineMoreLess
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