The Cash Boy by Horatio Alger
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CHAPTER VIII AN UNEXPECTED ENGAGEMENT "Take a seat, Frank," said Mr. Wharton, pointing to a luxurious armchair on one side of the cheerful grate fire; "I will take the other, and you shall tell me all about yourself." "Thank you, sir," said our hero. His confidence was won by Mr. Wharton's kind tone, and he briefly recounted his story. At the conclusion, Mr. Wharton said: "How old are you, Frank?" "Fourteen, sir." "You are a brave boy, and a good boy, and you deserve success." "Thank you, sir." "But I am bound to say that you have a hard task before you." "I know it, sir." |
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