A Lucky Deal; or The 'Cutest Boy in Wall Street

Fame and Fortune Weekly

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Lu par Keith Salis

English · 1905 · 2h 25m · Short works, Children's Fiction

4.6 (31 critiques)

A Lucky Deal is a story of a young New York lad who, in the process of looking for a job, becomes a hero and lands a dream job as a messenger boy in Wall Street. This gives him access to people and information that he can use constructively to build himself up. Along the way, he has a powerful, saving influence on many of those around him. (Summary by Keith Salis)

Chapitres

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Ch 1 The Wolf at the Door 8:10 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 2 In which Jack Hazzard Makes a Hero of Himself 9:35 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 3 In which Jack Gets a Job in Wall Street 7:52 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 4 How Jack Proposes to Raise the Rent Money 8:43 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 5 How Jack Adds another Feather to His Cap 8:43 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 6 What Jack Picked up on Wall Street 8:36 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 7 In which Jack Restores the Oblong Yellow Envelope and its Contents to its Owner 9:53 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 8 A Derelict of Wall Street 8:59 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 9 Jack's First Investment 6:23 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 10 How Jack Acquired Inside Information 7:14 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 11 The Greatest Scare of His Life 10:05 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 12 The Dude and the Violets 6:44 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 13 Silas Hockins, from Avalanch, NJ 6:27 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 14 A Pointer - Worth What? 7:42 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 15 In the Grasp of the Market 7:37 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 16 Playing for a High Stake 6:27 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 17 The Gopher Mining Company Turns up a Trump 6:11 Lu par Keith Salis
Ch 18 A Lucky Deal 10:33 Lu par Keith Salis

Critiques

Very Enjoyable


(4 étoiles)

I enjoyed the story very much, especially because of how interesting the great reader made it. Thank you Sir.

Feel good story


(5 étoiles)

Really enjoyed this story, if only things could be that way, excellent.


(4 étoiles)

Thank you Librivox Entertaining light story, read well by the reader.


(5 étoiles)

Great stories! In the tradition of Horatio Alger. Thoroughly enjoyable!


(5 étoiles)

A couple of hours of joyful escape. thank you