Joe the Hotel Boy by Horatio Alger
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"How would you like to work for the hotel regularly?"
"I'd like it first-rate if it paid." "I can guarantee you regular work so long as the summer season lasts." "And what would it pay?" "At least a dollar a day, and your board." "Then I'll accept and with thanks for your kindness." "When can you come?" "I'm here already." "That means that you can stay from now on?" "Yes, sir." "I don't suppose you want the job of hauling somebody from the lake every day," said Andrew Mallison, with a smile. "Not unless I was dressed for it, Mr. Mallison. Still, it has been the means of getting me a good position." "I shall feel safe in sending out parties with you for I know you will do your best to keep them from harm." "I'll certainly do that, I can promise you." |
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