Sam's Chance
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Sam had never been in asavings-bank before, and he looked about him with curiosity.
Henry took the five-dollar bill which Sam had paid him, and handed itwith his bankbook to the receiving clerk, saying: "I want to depositthree dollars of this. " An entry was made in the book, which was returned to him, with twodollars change.
Henry turned away.
"Is that all?" asked Sam.
"Yes, that is all. " "Supposin' you wanted to draw out money, what would you do, then?" "Go to that other clerk, and tell him ...how much you wanted to draw. Hewould give you a paper to sign, and then he'd give you the money. " "How much money have you got here now, Henry?" "Thirty-five dollars, " answered his companion, with pardonable pride.
"That's about twice as much as I have got here. " "Yes; don't you think you had better take out a book?" "I guess I will come next week, " said Sam, hesitating.
"You have no idea how independent it makes me feel, " said Henry. "Now, if I am sick I know I shan't have to suffer, for a time at least.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sam had never been in asavings-bank before, and he looked about him with curiosity.
Henry took the five-dollar bill which Sam had paid him, and handed itwith his bankbook to the receiving clerk, saying: "I want to depositthree dollars of this. " An entry was made in the book, which was returned to him, with twodollars change.
Henry turned away.
"Is that all?" asked Sam.
"Yes, that is all. " "Supposin' you wanted to draw out money, what would you do, then?" "Go to that other clerk, and tell him ...how much you wanted to draw. Hewould give you a paper to sign, and then he'd give you the money. " "How much money have you got here now, Henry?" "Thirty-five dollars, " answered his companion, with pardonable pride.
"That's about twice as much as I have got here. " "Yes; don't you think you had better take out a book?" "I guess I will come next week, " said Sam, hesitating.
"You have no idea how independent it makes me feel, " said Henry. "Now, if I am sick I know I shan't have to suffer, for a time at least.
What to read after Sam's Chance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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