Books with title Dan, the Newsboy

Evening Telegram! Only one left. Going for two cents, and worth double the money. Buy one, sir?"Attracted by the business-like tone of the newsboy, a gentleman paused as he was ascending the steps of the Astor House, and said, with a smile:"You seem to appreciate the Telegram, my boy. Any important news this afternoon?""Buy the paper, and you'll see," said the boy, shrewdly."I see—you don't care to part with the news for nothing. Well, here are your two cents.""Thank you, sir."Still the gentleman lingered, his eyes fixed upon the keen, pleasant face of the boy."How many papers have you sold to-day, my boy?" he asked."Thirty-six, sir.""Were they all Telegrams?"

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Attra'cted by the business-like tone of the newsboy, a gentleman paused as' he was ascending the steps of the Astor House, and said, with a smile: You seem to appreciate the Telegram, my boy. Any important news this afternoon? Buy the paper, and you'll see, said the boy, shrewdly. I see - you don't care to part with the news for nothing. Well, here are your two cents. Thank you, sir. Still the gentleman lingered, his eyes fixed upon the keen, pleasant face of the boy.

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