Joe's Luck - Always Wide Awake by Horatio Alger
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nor elegant in its appointments, but there wasn't much style in San
Francisco at that time. "Would you like to buy out the restaurant?" asked Morgan. "I don't feel like buying anything out with empty pockets," said Joe. "Let us go in." The proprietor was a man of middle age. "Why do you wish to sell out?" asked Morgan. "I want to go to the mines. I need an out-of-door life and want a change." "Does this business pay?" "Sometimes I have made seventy-five dollars profit in a day." "How much do you ask for the business?" "I'll take five hundred dollars, cash." "Have you a reliable cook?" "Yes. He knows his business." "Will he stay?" |
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