The Cash Boy by Horatio Alger
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"That will suit me. Here, waiter, two plates of roast beef, and two cups
of coffee." "How are they all at home?" asked Jasper. "My mother has just died." "You don't say so," said Jasper, sympathetically. "My sister is well." "I forgot your sister's name." "Grace." "Of course--Grace. I find it hard to remember names. The fact is, I have been trying to recall your last name, but it's gone from me." "Fowler." "To be sure Frank Fowler. How could I be so forgetful." The conversation was interrupted by the arrival of the coffee and roast beet, which both he and his new friend attacked with vigor. "What kind of pudding will you have?" asked the stranger. "Apple dumpling," said Frank. "That suits me. Apple dumpling for two." |
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