? ? ? ? "Yes, sir."
? ? ? ? "Then you must know my young friend here?" pointing to Frank.
? ? ? ? "How are you, Cash?" said Thomas, laughing, under the impression that he had said something smart.
? ? ? ? "Very well, Mr. Bradley," answered Frank, quietly.
? ? ? ? "You see, that's all the name we call 'em in the store," said Thomas.
? ? ? ? Mr. Wharton could not help thinking:
? ? ? ? "How poorly this young man compares with my young friend. Still, as he is Mrs. Bradley's nephew, I must be polite to him."
? ? ? ? "Are there many cash-boys in your establishment, Mr. Bradley?"
? ? ? ? "About a dozen. Ain't there, Fowler?"
? ? ? ? "I believe so, Mr. Bradley."
? ? ? ? "Gilbert & Mack do a good business, I should judge."
? ? ? ? "Yes, they do; but that doesn't do us poor salesmen much good.
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