Paul the Peddler, Or the Fortunes of a Young Street Merchant
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Hehad been obliged to renew the stock, his large sales having materiallyreduced it. Twice a week he went up to see his principal to reportsales. George Barry could not conceal the surprise he felt at Paul'ssuccess.
"I never thought you would do so well, " he said. "You beat me. " "I suppose it's because I like it, " said Paul. "Then, as I get only halfthe profits, I have to work the harder to make fair wages. " "It is fortunate for my son that he found you to take his place, "said Mrs. Barry. "...He could not afford to lose all the income from hisbusiness. " "It is a good thing for both of us, " said Paul. "I was looking for a jobjust when he fell sick. " "What had you been doing before?" "I was in the prize-package business, but that got played out, and Iwas a gentleman at large, seeking for a light, genteel business thatwouldn't require much capital. " "I shall be able to take my place pretty soon now, " said the young man. "I might go to-morrow, but mother thinks it imprudent. " "Better get back your strength first, George, " said his mother, "or youmay fall sick again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hehad been obliged to renew the stock, his large sales having materiallyreduced it. Twice a week he went up to see his principal to reportsales. George Barry could not conceal the surprise he felt at Paul'ssuccess.
"I never thought you would do so well, " he said. "You beat me. " "I suppose it's because I like it, " said Paul. "Then, as I get only halfthe profits, I have to work the harder to make fair wages. " "It is fortunate for my son that he found you to take his place, "said Mrs. Barry. "...He could not afford to lose all the income from hisbusiness. " "It is a good thing for both of us, " said Paul. "I was looking for a jobjust when he fell sick. " "What had you been doing before?" "I was in the prize-package business, but that got played out, and Iwas a gentleman at large, seeking for a light, genteel business thatwouldn't require much capital. " "I shall be able to take my place pretty soon now, " said the young man. "I might go to-morrow, but mother thinks it imprudent. " "Better get back your strength first, George, " said his mother, "or youmay fall sick again.
What to read after Paul the Peddler, Or the Fortunes of a Young Street Merchant?
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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