The Rev Dr Willoughby And His Wine
The Rev Dr Willoughby And His Wine
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I want you to try it, sir, and if you don't find it goes to the right spot, and works like a charm, my name 's not Barstow.
104 THE REV. DR. WILLOUGHBV, And \vheii it's gone, Mr. Thayer, there's more where it came from. " He shook his minister's hand with genuine cordiality, and took his departure.
Later in the evening, Mr. Coleman dropped in. "He couldn't stop a moment, " he said; "he was driven to death led a dog's life tired all the time ; but no help for it. Business must be attended to. " ..." Leave your business to your clerks, Mr. Coleman, " said the minister, "and give yourself more leisure. A man of your means ought not to be confined so closely to business. " "I know it; but can't help it. Must be on hand myself. Can't leave the concern to boys. But I didn't come here to grumble. I have worked hard all my life, and expect to. A man in good health ought to work. And that brings me to my errand. You look a little worn, Mr. Thayer. Nothing serious, you know, but just a trifle under the weather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I want you to try it, sir, and if you don't find it goes to the right spot, and works like a charm, my name 's not Barstow.
104 THE REV. DR. WILLOUGHBV, And \vheii it's gone, Mr. Thayer, there's more where it came from. " He shook his minister's hand with genuine cordiality, and took his departure.
Later in the evening, Mr. Coleman dropped in. "He couldn't stop a moment, " he said; "he was driven to death led a dog's life tired all the time ; but no help for it. Business must be attended to. " ..." Leave your business to your clerks, Mr. Coleman, " said the minister, "and give yourself more leisure. A man of your means ought not to be confined so closely to business. " "I know it; but can't help it. Must be on hand myself. Can't leave the concern to boys. But I didn't come here to grumble. I have worked hard all my life, and expect to. A man in good health ought to work. And that brings me to my errand. You look a little worn, Mr. Thayer. Nothing serious, you know, but just a trifle under the weather.
What to read after The Rev Dr Willoughby And His Wine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Spring Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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