Sketches Old And New
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I hope 100 PATSY FLANNAGAN.
you will stick to clerking and leave this branch of the business to others who are better adapted to its requirements. " Patsy replied: " I suppose I'll have to begin all over again. " I saw that he was determined to succeed, and so advised him to begin at the beginning and pro- ceed slowly. He thought some one ought to have corrected him. " When John was working for you wan night/' Patsy went on, "he said 1 had a hand like a ham, but he didn't tell me I was all wron...g. I've got to learn it anyhow, " he concluded, as he lighted a black clay pipe and went out and turned down the gas in the cus- tomers' department.
" I suppose I'll have to begin all over again, " was characteristic of Patsy Flannagan. In his modest lexicon there was no such word as fail, and I honored and helped him from that time out. The gods help those who help themselves, so, after all, I had but little to do. Patsy had much to overcome. He had learned to write a style of Morse that was as Greek to skilled operators, and his handwriting was unformed; but in two years after the dialogue given above, PATSY FLANNAGAiN".
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hope 100 PATSY FLANNAGAN.
you will stick to clerking and leave this branch of the business to others who are better adapted to its requirements. " Patsy replied: " I suppose I'll have to begin all over again. " I saw that he was determined to succeed, and so advised him to begin at the beginning and pro- ceed slowly. He thought some one ought to have corrected him. " When John was working for you wan night/' Patsy went on, "he said 1 had a hand like a ham, but he didn't tell me I was all wron...g. I've got to learn it anyhow, " he concluded, as he lighted a black clay pipe and went out and turned down the gas in the cus- tomers' department.
" I suppose I'll have to begin all over again, " was characteristic of Patsy Flannagan. In his modest lexicon there was no such word as fail, and I honored and helped him from that time out. The gods help those who help themselves, so, after all, I had but little to do. Patsy had much to overcome. He had learned to write a style of Morse that was as Greek to skilled operators, and his handwriting was unformed; but in two years after the dialogue given above, PATSY FLANNAGAiN".
What to read after Sketches Old And New?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Polk Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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