The Quilt That Jack Built; How He Won the Bicycle
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Everybody in Bardstown knew old Judge Parker. He was as queer as he was kind-hearted, which was saying a great deal, as he was the most benevolent old soul that had ever lived in thelittle town. There was a kindly twinkle in his blue eyes as he laiddown his paper and beckoned the boys to come into his office. He hadbeen making inquiries about them for several days, and one of thequeerest of his many queer plans was soon unfolded to the wonderingboys.
"I've noticed that you seem to admire that w...heel in the window ofStark Brothers a good deal, " he said, "and I'm going to give you eacha chance to win it. I'll offer it as a prize if you are willing towork for it on my conditions. I've heard that you will each be inbusiness for yourselves in a small way this summer, and I'll make thisoffer. If each of you boys without any help from any one, will choosea good proverb or text out of the Bible for a business motto, I'llgive the wheel to the boy who makes the best choice. You can selectany three business men in Bardstown to be the judges; but the proof ofa pudding is in the eating, you know, so you must apply that motto toyour own business faithfully for two months, and the excellence of themotto will be judged by the results.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everybody in Bardstown knew old Judge Parker. He was as queer as he was kind-hearted, which was saying a great deal, as he was the most benevolent old soul that had ever lived in thelittle town. There was a kindly twinkle in his blue eyes as he laiddown his paper and beckoned the boys to come into his office. He hadbeen making inquiries about them for several days, and one of thequeerest of his many queer plans was soon unfolded to the wonderingboys.
"I've noticed that you seem to admire that w...heel in the window ofStark Brothers a good deal, " he said, "and I'm going to give you eacha chance to win it. I'll offer it as a prize if you are willing towork for it on my conditions. I've heard that you will each be inbusiness for yourselves in a small way this summer, and I'll make thisoffer. If each of you boys without any help from any one, will choosea good proverb or text out of the Bible for a business motto, I'llgive the wheel to the boy who makes the best choice. You can selectany three business men in Bardstown to be the judges; but the proof ofa pudding is in the eating, you know, so you must apply that motto toyour own business faithfully for two months, and the excellence of themotto will be judged by the results.
What to read after The Quilt That Jack Built; How He Won the Bicycle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston Annie Fellows to read onlineMoreLess
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