The Christmas Wreck: And Other Stories
The Christmas Wreck: And Other Stories
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Now if I had charge of things here, I'd make such changes that you wouldn't know the place.
I'd throw two rooms off here, and a corridor and en- trance door at that end of the building. I'd close up this door," pointing toward the Registrar's room, " and if John J. Laylor wanted to come in here he might go round to the end door like other people." The thought struck Harry Covare that in that case there would be no John J. Laylor, but he would not interrupt.
"And what is more," continued the Shi...pwreck Clerk, "I'd close up this whole department at twelve o'clock on Saturdays. The way things are managed Digitized by Google THE WRECK OF TBE ''THOMAS HYKE:' 139 notv, a man has no time to attend to his own private business. Suppose I think of buying a piece of land, and want to go out and look at it, or suppose any one of you gentlemen were here and thought qf buying a piece of land and wanted to go out and look at it, what are you going to do about it? You don't want to go on Sunday, and when are you going to go?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now if I had charge of things here, I'd make such changes that you wouldn't know the place.
I'd throw two rooms off here, and a corridor and en- trance door at that end of the building. I'd close up this door," pointing toward the Registrar's room, " and if John J. Laylor wanted to come in here he might go round to the end door like other people." The thought struck Harry Covare that in that case there would be no John J. Laylor, but he would not interrupt.
"And what is more," continued the Shi...pwreck Clerk, "I'd close up this whole department at twelve o'clock on Saturdays. The way things are managed Digitized by Google THE WRECK OF TBE ''THOMAS HYKE:' 139 notv, a man has no time to attend to his own private business. Suppose I think of buying a piece of land, and want to go out and look at it, or suppose any one of you gentlemen were here and thought qf buying a piece of land and wanted to go out and look at it, what are you going to do about it? You don't want to go on Sunday, and when are you going to go?
What to read after The Christmas Wreck: And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stockton, Frank Richard, 1834-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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