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Then
he
turned
to
his
assistant
at
the
desk
who
was
at
the
moment
looking
on
.
"
I
'm
giving
him
a
trial
,
anyhow
,
"
he
commented
.
"
Have
one
of
the
boys
coach
him
a
little
to-night
or
whenever
he
starts
in
.
Go
ahead
,
Oscar
,
"
he
called
to
the
boy
in
charge
of
Clyde
.
"
He
's
green
at
this
stuff
,
but
I
think
he
'll
do
,
"
he
added
to
his
assistant
,
as
Clyde
and
Oscar
disappeared
in
the
direction
of
one
of
the
elevators
.
Then
he
walked
off
to
have
Clyde
's
name
entered
upon
the
payroll
.
In
the
meantime
,
Clyde
,
in
tow
of
this
new
mentor
,
was
listening
to
a
line
of
information
such
as
never
previously
had
come
to
his
ears
anywhere
.
"
You
need
n't
be
frightened
,
if
you
ai
n't
never
worked
at
anything
like
dis
before
,
"
began
this
youth
,
whose
last
name
was
Hegglund
as
Clyde
later
learned
,
and
who
hailed
from
Jersey
City
,
New
Jersey
,
exotic
lingo
,
gestures
and
all
.
He
was
tall
,
vigorous
,
sandy
-
haired
,
freckled
,
genial
and
voluble
.
They
had
entered
upon
an
elevator
labeled
"
employees
.
"
"
It
ai
n't
so
hard
.
I
got
my
first
job
in
Buffalo
t
're
e
years
ago
and
I
never
knowed
a
t
'
ing
about
it
up
to
dat
time
.
All
you
got
ta
do
is
to
watch
de
udders
an
'
see
how
dey
do
,
see
.
Yu
get
dat
,
do
you
?
"
Clyde
,
whose
education
was
not
a
little
superior
to
that
of
his
guide
,
commented
quite
sharply
in
his
own
mind
on
the
use
of
such
words
as
"
knowed
,
"
and
"
got
ta
"
--
also
upon
"
t
'
ing
,
"
"
dat
,
"
"
udders
,
"
and
so
on
,
but
so
grateful
was
he
for
any
courtesy
at
this
time
that
he
was
inclined
to
forgive
his
obviously
kindly
mentor
anything
for
his
geniality
.
"
Watch
whoever
's
doin
'
anyt
'
ing
,
at
first
,
see
,
till
you
git
to
know
,
see
.
Dat
's
de
way
.
When
de
bell
rings
,
if
you
're
at
de
head
of
de
bench
,
it
's
your
turn
,
see
,
an
'
you
jump
up
and
go
quick
.
Dey
like
you
to
be
quick
around
here
,
see
.
An
'
whenever
you
see
any
one
come
in
de
door
or
out
of
an
elevator
wit
a
bag
,
an
'
you
're
at
de
head
of
de
bench
,
you
jump
,
wedder
de
captain
rings
de
bell
or
calls
'
front
'
or
not
.
Sometimes
he
's
busy
or
ai
n't
lookin
'
an
'
he
wants
you
to
do
dat
,
see
.
Look
sharp
,
cause
if
you
do
n't
get
no
bags
,
you
do
n't
get
no
tips
,
see
.
Everybody
dat
has
a
bag
or
anyt
'
ing
has
to
have
it
carried
for
'em
,
unless
dey
wo
n't
let
you
have
it
,
see
.
"
But
be
sure
and
wait
somewhere
near
de
desk
for
whoever
comes
in
until
dey
sign
up
for
a
room
,
"
he
rattled
on
as
they
ascended
in
the
elevator
.
"
Most
every
one
takes
a
room
.
Den
de
clerk
'll
give
you
de
key
an
'
after
dat
all
you
got
ta
do
is
to
carry
up
de
bags
to
de
room
.
Den
all
you
got
ta
do
is
to
turn
on
de
lights
in
de
batroom
and
closet
,
if
dere
is
one
,
so
dey
'll
know
where
dey
are
,
see
.
An
'
den
raise
de
curtains
in
de
day
time
or
lower
'em
at
night
,
an
'
see
if
dere
's
towels
in
de
room
,
so
you
can
tell
de
maid
if
dere
ai
n't
,
and
den
if
dey
do
n't
give
you
no
tip
,
you
got
ta
go
,
only
most
times
,
unless
you
draw
a
stiff
,
all
you
got
ta
do
is
hang
back
a
little
--
make
a
stall
,
see
--
fumble
wit
de
door-key
or
try
de
transom
,
see
.
Den
,
if
dey
're
any
good
,
dey
'll
hand
you
a
tip
.
If
dey
do
n't
,
you
're
out
,
dat
's
all
,
see
.
You
ca
n't
even
look
as
dough
you
was
sore
,
dough
--
nottin
'
like
dat
,
see
.
Den
you
come
down
an
'
unless
dey
wants
ice-water
or
somepin
,
you
're
troo
,
see
.
It
's
back
to
de
bench
,
quick
.
Dere
ai
n't
much
to
it
.
Only
you
got
ta
be
quick
all
de
time
,
see
,
and
not
let
any
one
get
by
you
comin
'
or
goin
'
--
dat
's
de
main
t
'
ing
.
"
An
'
after
dey
give
you
your
uniform
,
an
'
you
go
to
work
,
do
n't
forgit
to
give
de
captain
a
dollar
after
every
watch
before
you
leave
,
see
--
two
dollars
on
de
day
you
has
two
watches
,
and
a
dollar
on
de
day
you
has
one
,
see
?
Dat
's
de
way
it
is
here
.
We
work
togedder
like
dat
,
an
'
you
got
ta
do
dat
if
you
wanta
hold
your
job
.
But
dat
's
all
.
After
dat
all
de
rest
is
yours
.
"
Clyde
saw
.
