The Store Boy
The Store Boy
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I hope you haven't been flirting with any New Yorkladies, Mr. Barclay. " "The only lady I know in New York is at least fifty years old, "answered Ben, smiling.
"That is satisfactory, " answered Rose solemnly. "Then I won't bejealous. " "What can the letter be?" thought Ben. "I hope it contains goodnews. " He hurried to the post office in a fever of excitement.
CHAPTER XVIIWHAT THE LETTER CONTAINED "I hear there is a letter for me, Mr. Brown, " said Ben to thepostmaster, who was folding the even...ing papers, of which he received aparcel from the city by the afternoon train.
"Yes, Ben, " answered the postmaster, smiling. "It appears to be froma lady in New York. You must have improved your time during yourrecent visit to the city. " "I made the acquaintance of one lady older than my mother, " answeredBen. "I didn't flirt with her any. " "At any rate, I should judge that she became interested in you or shewouldn't write. " "I hope she did, for she is very wealthy, " returned Ben.
The letter was placed in his hands, and he quickly tore it open.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hope you haven't been flirting with any New Yorkladies, Mr. Barclay. " "The only lady I know in New York is at least fifty years old, "answered Ben, smiling.
"That is satisfactory, " answered Rose solemnly. "Then I won't bejealous. " "What can the letter be?" thought Ben. "I hope it contains goodnews. " He hurried to the post office in a fever of excitement.
CHAPTER XVIIWHAT THE LETTER CONTAINED "I hear there is a letter for me, Mr. Brown, " said Ben to thepostmaster, who was folding the even...ing papers, of which he received aparcel from the city by the afternoon train.
"Yes, Ben, " answered the postmaster, smiling. "It appears to be froma lady in New York. You must have improved your time during yourrecent visit to the city. " "I made the acquaintance of one lady older than my mother, " answeredBen. "I didn't flirt with her any. " "At any rate, I should judge that she became interested in you or shewouldn't write. " "I hope she did, for she is very wealthy, " returned Ben.
The letter was placed in his hands, and he quickly tore it open.
What to read after The Store Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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