Rufus And Rose
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"Then, " said Rufus, "we shall be certain to succeed, if there's a largeprofit on slate-pencils, George. " "Yes, if you charge high enough. " After a little more conversation they left the store.
"What do you think of my store, Miss Manning?" asked Rufus.
"It's a very neat one. I had no idea you had become so extensive abusiness-man, Rufus. " "Is Rufie an extensive man?" asked Rose.
"I hope to be some day, " said Rufus, smiling.
CHAPTER IX.
AT THE END OF THREE MONTHS.
Rufus soon became accustom...ed to his new boarding-house, and came to likeit. It gratified his pride to perceive that he was regarded as an equalby his fellow-boarders, and that his little sister Rose was a generalfavorite. It seemed almost a dream, and a very disagreeable one, thelife they had formerly lived in the miserable tenement-house in LeonardStreet; but still the remembrance of that time heightened his enjoymentof his present comforts and even luxuries. He usually spent the eveningin Miss Manning's room, and, feeling the deficiencies in his education, commenced a course of study and reading.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Then, " said Rufus, "we shall be certain to succeed, if there's a largeprofit on slate-pencils, George. " "Yes, if you charge high enough. " After a little more conversation they left the store.
"What do you think of my store, Miss Manning?" asked Rufus.
"It's a very neat one. I had no idea you had become so extensive abusiness-man, Rufus. " "Is Rufie an extensive man?" asked Rose.
"I hope to be some day, " said Rufus, smiling.
CHAPTER IX.
AT THE END OF THREE MONTHS.
Rufus soon became accustom...ed to his new boarding-house, and came to likeit. It gratified his pride to perceive that he was regarded as an equalby his fellow-boarders, and that his little sister Rose was a generalfavorite. It seemed almost a dream, and a very disagreeable one, thelife they had formerly lived in the miserable tenement-house in LeonardStreet; but still the remembrance of that time heightened his enjoymentof his present comforts and even luxuries. He usually spent the eveningin Miss Manning's room, and, feeling the deficiencies in his education, commenced a course of study and reading.
What to read after Rufus And Rose?
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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