The Boy With the U.S. Census
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" "All right, sir, " the boy replied, sitting down at the machine, "I thinkI can get on to it without much trouble. " The keyboard was entirely strange to Hamilton. It looked not unlike thatof a big typewriter, or resembled even more closely a linotype keyboard, only it was divided off into sections each one of which was brightlycolored, giving the arrangement of the keys quite a gay effect. Theinstructions were very clear, and with the machine in front of him theboy quickly saw its principles.... He was so deeply sunk in the book thathe did not notice the coming of the sub-section foreman, who looked downat the boy for a moment or two with an amused smile. Presently hecoughed, and Hamilton looked up suddenly to see him standing there.
"I beg your pardon, " asked the boy, "were you speaking?" "No, " said the newcomer, "but I was going to before long. You seem to bejust eating up that book. " "Mr. Cullern said he thought you would be here before very long, " saidHamilton, rightly guessing that this must be the foreman, "and I thoughtthe more I knew about it before you came, the better it would be all'round.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "All right, sir, " the boy replied, sitting down at the machine, "I thinkI can get on to it without much trouble. " The keyboard was entirely strange to Hamilton. It looked not unlike thatof a big typewriter, or resembled even more closely a linotype keyboard, only it was divided off into sections each one of which was brightlycolored, giving the arrangement of the keys quite a gay effect. Theinstructions were very clear, and with the machine in front of him theboy quickly saw its principles.... He was so deeply sunk in the book thathe did not notice the coming of the sub-section foreman, who looked downat the boy for a moment or two with an amused smile. Presently hecoughed, and Hamilton looked up suddenly to see him standing there.
"I beg your pardon, " asked the boy, "were you speaking?" "No, " said the newcomer, "but I was going to before long. You seem to bejust eating up that book. " "Mr. Cullern said he thought you would be here before very long, " saidHamilton, rightly guessing that this must be the foreman, "and I thoughtthe more I knew about it before you came, the better it would be all'round.
What to read after The Boy With the U.S. Census?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Rolt Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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