Joe's Luck - Always Wide Awake by Horatio Alger
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page 89 of 257 (34%)
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After breakfast Joe walked about the streets, hoping that something would turn up. But his luck did not seem to be so good as the day before. Hour after hour passed and no chance offered itself. As he was walking along feeling somewhat anxious, he met Hogan. "Lend me a dollar," said Hogan quickly. "I'm dead broke." "Where has all your money gone?" asked Joe, "Lost it at faro. Lend me a dollar and I'll win it all back." "I have no money to spare," said Joe decidedly. "Curse you for a young skinflint!" said Hogan, scowling. "I'll get even with you yet." CHAPTER XV THE FOILED ASSASSIN About four o'clock Joe went into a restaurant and got some dinner. In spite of his wish to be economical, his dinner bill amounted to a dollar and a half, and now his cash in hand was reduced to two dollars and a half. Joe began to feel uneasy. |
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