Joe the Hotel Boy by Horatio Alger
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"I haven't decided that yet. I was going to hunt up a place when Ike Fairfield gave me the job of rowing out the young ladies." "I see. You own the boat, eh?" "Yes, sir." "You ought to be able to make a fair living, taking out summer boarders." "I suppose so, but that won't give me anything to do this winter." "Well, perhaps something else will turn up by that time." Andrew Mallison drew out a fat wallet. "I want to reward you for saving Mabel." He drew out two ten-dollar bills and held them towards our hero. But Joe shook his head and drew back. "Thank you very much, Mr. Mallison, but I don't want any reward." "But you have earned it fairly, my lad." "I won't touch it. If you want to help me you can throw some odd rowing jobs from the hotel in my way." "Then you won't really touch the money?" "No, sir." |
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