The Errand Boy; Or, How Phil Brent Won Success

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, and looked up to see if he could see the sign t

he front of the building he

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sign, from which he learned that t

oked like a hive of industry. There were numerous clerks, counters piled wit

raw-colored mustache, and a shock of hair of tow-color. This young man wore a variegat

d at him h

ved the look, and a

I do for y

an three years older than himself cam

itkin in?

I beli

I see

n," remarked the yo

hall I f

partitioned off as a private offi

d proceeded to find his wa

, which was partly

s not over forty-five, but looked older, for his cheeks were already seamed and his lo

said Phil in

small man, frowni

note for

d and handed the mi

d it quickly and

fer him anything better than the post of errand boy, do so. I will guarantee that he will give satisfaction. You can send him to the post-of

wn deepened as h

audible to Phil. "Uncle Oliver must be crazy. What is yo

ip Br

the gentleman who g

tol

what is in

is a request that

ou rea

ered Phil

to give you the pl

y to suit

you want

as possib

morning, and rep

red, as he turned his back upon Phil, and s