CHAPTER VI.
OSCAR BECOMES A PROFESSOR "I am afraid your friend won't thank you for introducing me to him," said Harry, after Fitz had left the room.
"Fitz is a snob," said Oscar.

"He makes himself ridiculous by putting on airs, and assuming to be more than he is.

His father is in a good business, and may be rich--I don't know about that--but that isn't much to boast of." "I don't think we shall be very intimate," said Harry, smiling.
"Evidently a printer's apprentice is something very low in his eyes." "When you are an influential editor he will be willing to recognize you.

Let that stimulate your ambition." "It isn't easy for a half-educated boy to rise to such a position.

I feel that I know very little." "If I can help you any, Harry, I shall be very glad to do it.