The Works of Edgar Allan Poe — volume 4
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe — volume 4
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But stay! I really believe that I have nothing less thana five dollar bill, even there. However, you can send four dollars inchange with the bundle, you know. " "Very good, sir, " replies the shop-keeper, who entertains, at once, alofty opinion of the high-mindedness of his customer. "I know fellows, "he says to himself, "who would just have put the goods under their arm, and walked off with a promise to call and pay the dollar as they came byin the afternoon. " A boy is sent with the parcel an...d change. On the route, quiteaccidentally, he is met by the purchaser, who exclaims: "Ah! This is my bundle, I see--I thought you had been home with it, long ago. Well, go on! My wife, Mrs. Trotter, will give you the fivedollars--I left instructions with her to that effect. The change youmight as well give to me--I shall want some silver for the Post Office. Very good! One, two, is this a good quarter?--three, four--quite right!Say to Mrs. Trotter that you met me, and be sure now and do not loiteron the way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But stay! I really believe that I have nothing less thana five dollar bill, even there. However, you can send four dollars inchange with the bundle, you know. " "Very good, sir, " replies the shop-keeper, who entertains, at once, alofty opinion of the high-mindedness of his customer. "I know fellows, "he says to himself, "who would just have put the goods under their arm, and walked off with a promise to call and pay the dollar as they came byin the afternoon. " A boy is sent with the parcel an...d change. On the route, quiteaccidentally, he is met by the purchaser, who exclaims: "Ah! This is my bundle, I see--I thought you had been home with it, long ago. Well, go on! My wife, Mrs. Trotter, will give you the fivedollars--I left instructions with her to that effect. The change youmight as well give to me--I shall want some silver for the Post Office. Very good! One, two, is this a good quarter?--three, four--quite right!Say to Mrs. Trotter that you met me, and be sure now and do not loiteron the way.
What to read after The Works of Edgar Allan Poe — volume 4?
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