Rebellion
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Ten days later she was with a mail order house, in a huge reenforced concrete block- like building, just across the river on the west side. The roof of this enormous edifice, according to advertisement, covered 99 acres of floor space, or some such dimension. The firm didn't do a retail business in Chicago, so everything was rough and ready. The clerks worked in their shirt sleeves, usually blue ones. They were a bigger, thicker- necked lot than the downtowners, and freer- tongued before the wo...men. She wasn't at all disconcerted, however, by any amount of the " damns" and "hells. " 265 Rebellion She was described on the books of the com- pany as "Stenographer; Class A; Female; First six months' of employment; salary $12. " The understanding was that if she made good she would be promoted, and this she promised herself to do, but didn't.
The advertisement which Georgia put in the paper was : TO KENT 2667 Pearl Ave. , beautiful dou- ble front room, near lake and park; single gentleman; breakfast if desired; reasoa- able.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ten days later she was with a mail order house, in a huge reenforced concrete block- like building, just across the river on the west side. The roof of this enormous edifice, according to advertisement, covered 99 acres of floor space, or some such dimension. The firm didn't do a retail business in Chicago, so everything was rough and ready. The clerks worked in their shirt sleeves, usually blue ones. They were a bigger, thicker- necked lot than the downtowners, and freer- tongued before the wo...men. She wasn't at all disconcerted, however, by any amount of the " damns" and "hells. " 265 Rebellion She was described on the books of the com- pany as "Stenographer; Class A; Female; First six months' of employment; salary $12. " The understanding was that if she made good she would be promoted, and this she promised herself to do, but didn't.
The advertisement which Georgia put in the paper was : TO KENT 2667 Pearl Ave. , beautiful dou- ble front room, near lake and park; single gentleman; breakfast if desired; reasoa- able.
What to read after Rebellion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Medill Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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