Queer Stories for Boys And Girls
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Whittaker looked as crestfallen as if he had committed acrime. Dudley mourned the loss of his father, but held up his headbravely under the sudden poverty. Whittaker looked around for a"situation. " But the times were hard, and situations were not to be had. Every clerk that could be dispensed with was sent away, and besides, merchants do not like to employ a fellow who wears gloves and looksafraid of soiling his hands. Dudley had his mother to support, and lookedabout bravely for work. But no ...work was to be had. He tried everything, as it seemed, until at last he asked stern old Mr. Bluff, who owned halfa dozen factories of different kinds.
"You want work, do you, young man? I s'pose you want to keep books orsuthin' o' that sort. I never saw such a lot o' fellers askin' for workand afraid to dirty their fingers. " "I'll do any honest work by which I can earn my bread, without beingdependent on friends. " "Any honest work, will you? I'll make you back out of that air. I'll betyou won't begin where I did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whittaker looked as crestfallen as if he had committed acrime. Dudley mourned the loss of his father, but held up his headbravely under the sudden poverty. Whittaker looked around for a"situation. " But the times were hard, and situations were not to be had. Every clerk that could be dispensed with was sent away, and besides, merchants do not like to employ a fellow who wears gloves and looksafraid of soiling his hands. Dudley had his mother to support, and lookedabout bravely for work. But no ...work was to be had. He tried everything, as it seemed, until at last he asked stern old Mr. Bluff, who owned halfa dozen factories of different kinds.
"You want work, do you, young man? I s'pose you want to keep books orsuthin' o' that sort. I never saw such a lot o' fellers askin' for workand afraid to dirty their fingers. " "I'll do any honest work by which I can earn my bread, without beingdependent on friends. " "Any honest work, will you? I'll make you back out of that air. I'll betyou won't begin where I did.
What to read after Queer Stories for Boys And Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eggleston, Edward, 1837-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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