Tales of the Road
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I wrote him this way: "'My dear Brother Stone: I have received a letter from the firmstating that you have cancelled the order which you placed with me inKansas City. You know not how much I thank you for cancelling thisorder. It gave me a great deal of pleasure to sell you this bill ofgoods, and now that you have cancelled it, I want you to be sure andmake your cancellation stick because then, sooner than I had reallyexpected, I shall have that same old pleasure over again.
"'It isn't always p...rofit that a man should look for in business. Whatgood does it do him to make a whole lot of money unless he can feelgood on the inside? The _feel_ is about all there is in life anyway.
"'Now in future, you go right on as you have in the past, buy yourgoods from the other fellow. He will not charge you a great deal morefor them than I would and your loss will not be very great in thatregard; but each time that I come around be sure to take a lot of mytime and place an order with me, even if you do cancel it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wrote him this way: "'My dear Brother Stone: I have received a letter from the firmstating that you have cancelled the order which you placed with me inKansas City. You know not how much I thank you for cancelling thisorder. It gave me a great deal of pleasure to sell you this bill ofgoods, and now that you have cancelled it, I want you to be sure andmake your cancellation stick because then, sooner than I had reallyexpected, I shall have that same old pleasure over again.
"'It isn't always p...rofit that a man should look for in business. Whatgood does it do him to make a whole lot of money unless he can feelgood on the inside? The _feel_ is about all there is in life anyway.
"'Now in future, you go right on as you have in the past, buy yourgoods from the other fellow. He will not charge you a great deal morefor them than I would and your loss will not be very great in thatregard; but each time that I come around be sure to take a lot of mytime and place an order with me, even if you do cancel it.
What to read after Tales of the Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crewdson Charles Newman to read onlineMoreLess
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