The New Mcguffey Third Reader
The New Mcguffey Third Reader
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'* Mother wouldn't let me beg, sir," was the answer.
'^ Where is your father? " asked the merchant.
'' We never heard of him, sir, after he went away. He was lost on the City of Boston.^^ ''Ah! that is bad. But you are a plucky fellow if you are small. Let me see," and he looked straight down into the boy's eyes, which were looking straight into his.
''Saunders," said he to a clerk, "is that cash boy still sick ? " " He is dead, sir; died last night," was the answer in a low tone.
62 '' Ah, I a...m sorry to hear that. Well, here is a boy that can take his place.''' Mr. Saunders looked up slowly, — he put his pen behind his ear, — then he glanced at both Robert and the merchant.
''Oh, I understand," said the merchant; ''yes, he is small, very small indeed, but I like him. What did the other boy get ? '' " Three dollars a week, sir," said the clerk.
" Put this boy down at four," said the mer- chant.
"There, my lad, give Mr. Saunders your name and run home. Tell your mother that you have a place at four dollars a week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'* Mother wouldn't let me beg, sir," was the answer.
'^ Where is your father? " asked the merchant.
'' We never heard of him, sir, after he went away. He was lost on the City of Boston.^^ ''Ah! that is bad. But you are a plucky fellow if you are small. Let me see," and he looked straight down into the boy's eyes, which were looking straight into his.
''Saunders," said he to a clerk, "is that cash boy still sick ? " " He is dead, sir; died last night," was the answer in a low tone.
62 '' Ah, I a...m sorry to hear that. Well, here is a boy that can take his place.''' Mr. Saunders looked up slowly, — he put his pen behind his ear, — then he glanced at both Robert and the merchant.
''Oh, I understand," said the merchant; ''yes, he is small, very small indeed, but I like him. What did the other boy get ? '' " Three dollars a week, sir," said the clerk.
" Put this boy down at four," said the mer- chant.
"There, my lad, give Mr. Saunders your name and run home. Tell your mother that you have a place at four dollars a week.
What to read after The New Mcguffey Third Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcguffey William Holmes to read onlineMoreLess
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