The Gold Seeker
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He nodded to him kindly, and then turned to the dealer, who for the two mules asked an extravagant price which made George start back several steps. He haggled, he bar- gained; but the dealer refused to take a cent less, until Anton, who stood by and heard all, suddenly sided with George.
" What are you up to, sir ?" said he, as- suming an air of arrogance. " Why, only last week you bought both animals for the fourth of what you now ask for them. I cannot stand by and allow you to take ad- vant...age of a countryman of mine. " " Fellow, are you crazy ?" burst out the enraged dealer. "Another word and you leave my service.
FIRST JOYS OF THE GOLD-COUNTRY. 93 Had the dealer heard the conversation of his stable-boy with George, he might prob- ably have detected the strategy of Anton, who now wished to be turned off But he had just then been in the stable, and was now completely deluded.
Anton secretly nodded to George, and again boldly addressed his master.
" To be candid, " said he, " this gentleman is my countryman, and shall not be deceived.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He nodded to him kindly, and then turned to the dealer, who for the two mules asked an extravagant price which made George start back several steps. He haggled, he bar- gained; but the dealer refused to take a cent less, until Anton, who stood by and heard all, suddenly sided with George.
" What are you up to, sir ?" said he, as- suming an air of arrogance. " Why, only last week you bought both animals for the fourth of what you now ask for them. I cannot stand by and allow you to take ad- vant...age of a countryman of mine. " " Fellow, are you crazy ?" burst out the enraged dealer. "Another word and you leave my service.
FIRST JOYS OF THE GOLD-COUNTRY. 93 Had the dealer heard the conversation of his stable-boy with George, he might prob- ably have detected the strategy of Anton, who now wished to be turned off But he had just then been in the stable, and was now completely deluded.
Anton secretly nodded to George, and again boldly addressed his master.
" To be candid, " said he, " this gentleman is my countryman, and shall not be deceived.
What to read after The Gold Seeker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Levi C Sheip to read onlineMoreLess
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