On Mother Brown's Doorstep
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Its old-style furniture was handsome, especially his large desk that sat on part of the square brown carpet.
Mr Brown knocked.
‘Come in,’ said Sammy, a tall young man in his twenty-fourth year and the energetic engine of the business.
Mr Brown entered.
‘You wanted to see me, guv?’ he said. It was a bit of an awkward relationship in a way, with his elder daughter Susie engaged to his young boss, and he’d settled for calling him guv. He’d tried Mister Sammy and Mister Adams, but come the engagemen...t and he’d fixed on guv. Sammy didn’t mind. Most of his employees called him Mister Sammy, distinguishing him from his eldest brother Boots, general manager of the business, whom they called Mister Adams. Sammy questioned whether this was right or not, seeing he’d founded the business. Boots said it was right all right, he was the eldest of the family and Sammy was still a lad. Ruddy rhubarb, said Sammy, did I hear you say that? It’s a question of respect for my old age, said Boots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its old-style furniture was handsome, especially his large desk that sat on part of the square brown carpet.
Mr Brown knocked.
‘Come in,’ said Sammy, a tall young man in his twenty-fourth year and the energetic engine of the business.
Mr Brown entered.
‘You wanted to see me, guv?’ he said. It was a bit of an awkward relationship in a way, with his elder daughter Susie engaged to his young boss, and he’d settled for calling him guv. He’d tried Mister Sammy and Mister Adams, but come the engagemen...t and he’d fixed on guv. Sammy didn’t mind. Most of his employees called him Mister Sammy, distinguishing him from his eldest brother Boots, general manager of the business, whom they called Mister Adams. Sammy questioned whether this was right or not, seeing he’d founded the business. Boots said it was right all right, he was the eldest of the family and Sammy was still a lad. Ruddy rhubarb, said Sammy, did I hear you say that? It’s a question of respect for my old age, said Boots.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Jane Staples to read onlineMoreLess
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