Post Haste
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By the _way_, have you ahome?" "O yes, " said Aspel, with a laugh. "A poor enough one truly, off theStrand. " "Indeed?--that reminds me: we always pay salaries in advance in thisoffice. Here is a sovereign to account of your first quarter. We cansettle the amount afterwards. " Aspel accepted the coin with a not particularly good grace.
"Now then, you had better--ha--excuse me--put up the shutters. " Instantly the youth pulled out the sovereign and laid it on the counter.
"No, sir, " he said fir...mly; "I am willing to aid you in yourdifficulties, but I am not willing to become a mere shop-boy--at leastnot while there is man's work to be had. " Mr Blurt looked perplexed. "What are we to do?" he asked.
"Hire a little boy, " said Aspel.
"But there are no little boys about, " he said, looking out into thestreet, where the wind was sending clouds of dust and bits of straw andpaper into the air. "I would do it myself, but have not time; I'm lateas it is. Ah! I have it--Mrs Murridge!" Calling the faithful domestic, he asked if she knew how to put up theshutters, and would do it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the _way_, have you ahome?" "O yes, " said Aspel, with a laugh. "A poor enough one truly, off theStrand. " "Indeed?--that reminds me: we always pay salaries in advance in thisoffice. Here is a sovereign to account of your first quarter. We cansettle the amount afterwards. " Aspel accepted the coin with a not particularly good grace.
"Now then, you had better--ha--excuse me--put up the shutters. " Instantly the youth pulled out the sovereign and laid it on the counter.
"No, sir, " he said fir...mly; "I am willing to aid you in yourdifficulties, but I am not willing to become a mere shop-boy--at leastnot while there is man's work to be had. " Mr Blurt looked perplexed. "What are we to do?" he asked.
"Hire a little boy, " said Aspel.
"But there are no little boys about, " he said, looking out into thestreet, where the wind was sending clouds of dust and bits of straw andpaper into the air. "I would do it myself, but have not time; I'm lateas it is. Ah! I have it--Mrs Murridge!" Calling the faithful domestic, he asked if she knew how to put up theshutters, and would do it.
What to read after Post Haste?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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