The Minister's Charge
The Minister's Charge
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What do you want ? " The young fellow lounged back easily in his chair.
"Why, I did drop in to beat the house out of a quarter if I could, or may be ten cents. Thank you, sir. God bless you, sir." He interrupted himself to burlesque a professional gratitude. " That style of thing, you know. But I don't know about it now.
Look here, mate! what's the reason you couldn't get me a job here too ? I been off on a six months' cruise since I saw you, and I 'd like a job on shore first-rate. Couldn't yo...u kind of ring me in for something ? I ain't afraid of work, although I never did pretend to love it. But I should like to reform now, and get into something steady. Heigh ? " 326 THE minister's charge ; OR, " There isn't anything to do — ^there 's no place for you," Lemuel began.
" Oh, pshaw, now, mate, you think 1 " pleaded the other. " I '11 take any sort of a job ; I don't care what it is. I ain't got any o' that false modesty about me. Been round too much. And I don't want to go back to the Wayfarer's Lodge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What do you want ? " The young fellow lounged back easily in his chair.
"Why, I did drop in to beat the house out of a quarter if I could, or may be ten cents. Thank you, sir. God bless you, sir." He interrupted himself to burlesque a professional gratitude. " That style of thing, you know. But I don't know about it now.
Look here, mate! what's the reason you couldn't get me a job here too ? I been off on a six months' cruise since I saw you, and I 'd like a job on shore first-rate. Couldn't yo...u kind of ring me in for something ? I ain't afraid of work, although I never did pretend to love it. But I should like to reform now, and get into something steady. Heigh ? " 326 THE minister's charge ; OR, " There isn't anything to do — ^there 's no place for you," Lemuel began.
" Oh, pshaw, now, mate, you think 1 " pleaded the other. " I '11 take any sort of a job ; I don't care what it is. I ain't got any o' that false modesty about me. Been round too much. And I don't want to go back to the Wayfarer's Lodge.
What to read after The Minister's Charge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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