The Circus Boys on the Plains : or, the Young Advance Agents Ahead of the Show by Edgar B. P. Darlington
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surprising reply.
CHAPTER XI THREE CHEERS AND A TIGER "Man--Manager of Car Three?" stammered Phil. "Yes." Teddy's eyes grew large. "_That_--manager of Car Three?" he said derisively. Mr. Sparling gave him a stern glance. "But, Mr. Sparling, I know so little about the work. Of course I am proud and happy to be promoted to so responsible a position, but almost, if not every man on the car, is better equipped for this work than I am." "They may be more familiar with some of the details, but as a whole I do not agree with your view. In two weeks' time you will have grasped the details, and I will wager that there will not be a better agent in the United States." The Circus Boy flushed happily. |
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