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Identifier: saturdayeveningp1933unse (find matches)
Title: The Saturday evening post
Year: 1839 (1830s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : G. Graham
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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ohns-Manville Serves in Conservation 44 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST December IS, 1920 (Concluded from Page 42) But he did not mind for the present beingshuttlecock for the battledore of Caslowfamily dissension. He was learning a greatdeal all the time; and he was also studyinga great deal. Jimmy was not selfish. The possession ofan ownership interest in the big publishinghouse did not rouse in him any ambition tobe the whole thing. It did create in hisbosom a great loyalty to our company.The news that he was one of the ownersshortly leaked about among his fellow em-ployees, with results that varied with in-dividuals. There was some slight feeling—this he readily sensed. Why should he, amere shipper, cheap help, have been giventhis opportunity denied all the rest? Mereaccident and all bull luck, to be sure, theyopined; and Jimmy would have been thefirst to agree with them. Still he didntpropose to let the opportunity slip—pro-vided he could see for himself just what theopportunity re

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