John Wesley, Jr.
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Not without some hesitation did heclose with the Cummings offer; but after he had talked it all over withthe folks at home, and then all over again out at Deep Creek withJeannette Shenk, who was both sorry and proud, it was settled. ReachingSaint Louis, the canny McDougall looked him over and thought him worthtrying out; so over he went to the stock department. Then followed busyweeks in the buildings of the Cummings Hardware Corporation down by theriver, learning the stock. He discovered befor...e the end of the first daythat he had never yet guessed what "hardware" meant; he wandered throughthe mazes of the vast warehouses until his legs ached much and his eyesached more.
At last came the day when he found himself on the road, not alone, ofcourse, but in tow of Fred Finch, an old Cummings salesman who hadoccasionally "made" Delafield. The Cummings people did not throw theirnew men overboard and let them swim if they could. They had a carefultraining system, of which the stockroom days were one part, and thispersonally conducted introduction to the road was another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not without some hesitation did heclose with the Cummings offer; but after he had talked it all over withthe folks at home, and then all over again out at Deep Creek withJeannette Shenk, who was both sorry and proud, it was settled. ReachingSaint Louis, the canny McDougall looked him over and thought him worthtrying out; so over he went to the stock department. Then followed busyweeks in the buildings of the Cummings Hardware Corporation down by theriver, learning the stock. He discovered befor...e the end of the first daythat he had never yet guessed what "hardware" meant; he wandered throughthe mazes of the vast warehouses until his legs ached much and his eyesached more.
At last came the day when he found himself on the road, not alone, ofcourse, but in tow of Fred Finch, an old Cummings salesman who hadoccasionally "made" Delafield. The Cummings people did not throw theirnew men overboard and let them swim if they could. They had a carefultraining system, of which the stockroom days were one part, and thispersonally conducted introduction to the road was another.
What to read after John Wesley, Jr.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dan B Brummitt to read onlineMoreLess
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