The Road
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Miss Lynch, who in addition to being cashier, was also taking charge of the place when the manager was not in, guessed the reason for Hilda s early arrival. Without a word, but with a knowing smile, she directed the waitress to the office. Soon the sporadic beating of the keys be came audible.
For several days in succession Hilda came to work a quarter of an hour earlier, and, with Miss Lynch s tacit understanding, would at once immerse herself in the in tricacies of the writing machine.
"I gue...ss you mean business, " the cashier once said to her when she observed a printed half-page sticking out of THE DAILY BREAD 97 the typewriter. "That s remarkably quick work, I must say. " "Do you really think so?" Hilda asked, her heart leaping within her.
"I most certainly do, " Miss Lynch assured her, and by way of proving her earnestness she made several valuable suggestions about the machine and its operation.
The following day Hilda was fully half an hour ahead at the restaurant. Miss Lynch did not notice the change in her schedule.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Lynch, who in addition to being cashier, was also taking charge of the place when the manager was not in, guessed the reason for Hilda s early arrival. Without a word, but with a knowing smile, she directed the waitress to the office. Soon the sporadic beating of the keys be came audible.
For several days in succession Hilda came to work a quarter of an hour earlier, and, with Miss Lynch s tacit understanding, would at once immerse herself in the in tricacies of the writing machine.
"I gue...ss you mean business, " the cashier once said to her when she observed a printed half-page sticking out of THE DAILY BREAD 97 the typewriter. "That s remarkably quick work, I must say. " "Do you really think so?" Hilda asked, her heart leaping within her.
"I most certainly do, " Miss Lynch assured her, and by way of proving her earnestness she made several valuable suggestions about the machine and its operation.
The following day Hilda was fully half an hour ahead at the restaurant. Miss Lynch did not notice the change in her schedule.
What to read after The Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elias Tobenkin to read onlineMoreLess
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