A Good Samaritan A Good Samaritan

A Good Samaritan

Publisher Description

The little District Telegraph boy, with a dirty face, stood at the edge of the desk, and, rubbing his sleeve across his cheek, made it unnecessarily dirtier. Half an hour later, to Reed waiting at his office in Broadway impatiently, there strolled in a good-looking and leisurely young man with black clothes on his back and peace and good-will on his face. The situation was this: Reginald Fairfax, in his last year at the Theological Seminary, in this month of May, and lately ordained, had been seriously spoken of as assistant to the Rector of the great church of St. Eric's. It was a remarkable position to come the way of an undergraduate, and his brilliant record at the seminary was one of the two things which made it possible.

GENRE
Fiction & Literature
RELEASED
1936
1 January
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
35
Pages
PUBLISHER
Public Domain
SIZE
180.3
KB
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