The Go-Getter
The Go-Getter
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There's always apoint at which I quit--er--ah--William. " "More familiarly known as Bill Peck, sir. " "Very well, Bill. " Cappy slid out to the edge of his chair and peered atBill Peck balefully over the top of his spectacles. "I'll have my eye onyou, young feller, " he shrilled. "I freely acknowledge our indebtednessto you, but the day you get the notion in your head that this office isan old soldiers' home--" He paused thoughtfully. "I wonder what Skinner_will_ pay you?" he mused. "Oh, well, ..." he continued, whatever it is, take it and say nothing and when the moment is propitious--and providedyou've earned it--I'll intercede with the danged old relic and get you araise. " "Thank you very much, sir. You are most kind. Good-day, sir. " And Bill Peck picked up his hat and limped out of The Presence. Scarcelyhad the door closed behind him than Mr. Skinner re-entered Cappy Ricks'lair. He opened his mouth to speak, but Cappy silenced him with animperious finger.
"Not a peep out of you, Skinner, my dear boy, " he chirped amiably.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There's always apoint at which I quit--er--ah--William. " "More familiarly known as Bill Peck, sir. " "Very well, Bill. " Cappy slid out to the edge of his chair and peered atBill Peck balefully over the top of his spectacles. "I'll have my eye onyou, young feller, " he shrilled. "I freely acknowledge our indebtednessto you, but the day you get the notion in your head that this office isan old soldiers' home--" He paused thoughtfully. "I wonder what Skinner_will_ pay you?" he mused. "Oh, well, ..." he continued, whatever it is, take it and say nothing and when the moment is propitious--and providedyou've earned it--I'll intercede with the danged old relic and get you araise. " "Thank you very much, sir. You are most kind. Good-day, sir. " And Bill Peck picked up his hat and limped out of The Presence. Scarcelyhad the door closed behind him than Mr. Skinner re-entered Cappy Ricks'lair. He opened his mouth to speak, but Cappy silenced him with animperious finger.
"Not a peep out of you, Skinner, my dear boy, " he chirped amiably.
What to read after The Go-Getter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kyne Peter Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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