Our Miss York
Our Miss York
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" A big man walked out to the end of the wharf.
"What are you doing here, young man?" he demanded.
" Nothing. My friends say, " he went on, " that is all I ever do. " "Well, don't you know you aren't allowed to come out on the wharves ?" " No I didn't know it. " He turned away from the water's edge and walked back with the man.
" I was trying to think out something, " he said.
" A good many fellows try to think out things there, " returned the other, " and end by jumping in, especially you fell...ows who do nothing.
"I'll give you a piece of advice free, " he con- tinued. "If you're in trouble, go to work. The world has no use for a chap that isn't paying his own way. " 242 THE BYSTANDER David looked at the man seriously.
"Suppose, " he said, "your expenses were a dollar a day and you had a dollar a day coming to you whether you worked or not. What is the answer to that problem must you work or not ? " The man looked puzzled.
" You work, " he replied, doggedly.
" But why ? You're a philosopher.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A big man walked out to the end of the wharf.
"What are you doing here, young man?" he demanded.
" Nothing. My friends say, " he went on, " that is all I ever do. " "Well, don't you know you aren't allowed to come out on the wharves ?" " No I didn't know it. " He turned away from the water's edge and walked back with the man.
" I was trying to think out something, " he said.
" A good many fellows try to think out things there, " returned the other, " and end by jumping in, especially you fell...ows who do nothing.
"I'll give you a piece of advice free, " he con- tinued. "If you're in trouble, go to work. The world has no use for a chap that isn't paying his own way. " 242 THE BYSTANDER David looked at the man seriously.
"Suppose, " he said, "your expenses were a dollar a day and you had a dollar a day coming to you whether you worked or not. What is the answer to that problem must you work or not ? " The man looked puzzled.
" You work, " he replied, doggedly.
" But why ? You're a philosopher.
What to read after Our Miss York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Bateman Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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