The Little Red Shop
The Little Red Shop
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One morning, well along in March, Jack Brimmer walked to the door of the president's office in the bank building and knocked.
" Come in ! " It was Mr. Corbin's voice, and Jack felt re- assured at once as he stepped in, cap in hand.
"Ah, Brimmer, my boy, " said the president cordially, and extending his hand. " Glad to see you. Sit down while I finish these papers. I'll soon be through. " "I can come another time, " said Jack re- spectfully.
" No, no ! You don't interrupt. I'll soon be through. ...Sit down. " So Jack gladly sat down.
"OUR ENTERPRISE. " 137 "What is it?'\asked Mr. Corbin, the last paper disposed of and locked in his desk. He whirled around in his office chair, and, dismiss- ing his business expression, the hard lines of his face relaxed into encouraging friendliness. " Can I do anything to help you, Jack ? " " You told me to come to you, " said the boy, twirling his cap a bit awkwardly, "whenever " and there he stopped.
" So I did, " responded the president heartily, " and I meant it.
What to read after The Little Red Shop?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One morning, well along in March, Jack Brimmer walked to the door of the president's office in the bank building and knocked.
" Come in ! " It was Mr. Corbin's voice, and Jack felt re- assured at once as he stepped in, cap in hand.
"Ah, Brimmer, my boy, " said the president cordially, and extending his hand. " Glad to see you. Sit down while I finish these papers. I'll soon be through. " "I can come another time, " said Jack re- spectfully.
" No, no ! You don't interrupt. I'll soon be through. ...Sit down. " So Jack gladly sat down.
"OUR ENTERPRISE. " 137 "What is it?'\asked Mr. Corbin, the last paper disposed of and locked in his desk. He whirled around in his office chair, and, dismiss- ing his business expression, the hard lines of his face relaxed into encouraging friendliness. " Can I do anything to help you, Jack ? " " You told me to come to you, " said the boy, twirling his cap a bit awkwardly, "whenever " and there he stopped.
" So I did, " responded the president heartily, " and I meant it.
What to read after The Little Red Shop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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