Jack told Mr. Gifford all about the Crofield town-lots, and his employer answered: "That is the thing for you, Ogden; you'll have some capital, when you come of age, and then we can take you in as a junior partner. You belong in the city. I couldn't take you in any sooner, you know. We don't want a boy." "That's just what you told me," said Jack roguishly, "the first time I came into this store; but you took me then. Well, I shall always do my best." THE END. End of Project Gutenberg's Crowded Out o' Crofield, by William O. Stoddard