I can't sell papers as well as other

  She saw that Rachel was in one of her unreasonable moods, and that it was of no use to continue the discussion.  Chapter 4 Mrs. Harding Takes A Boarder  Jack started for the newspaper offices and bought a supply of papers.   "I don't see why I can't sell papers as well as other boys," he said to himself. "I'm going to try, at any rate."   He thought it prudent, however, not to buy too large stock at first. He might sell them all, but then again he might get "stuck" on a part, and this might take away all his profits.   Jack, however, was destined to find that in the newspaper business, as well as in others, there was no lack of competition. He took his place just below the Astor House, and began to cry his papers. This aroused the ire of a rival newsboy a few feet away.   "Get away from here!" he exclaimed, scowling at Jack.   "What for?" said Jack.   "This is my stand."   "Keep it, then. This is mine," retorted Jack, composedly.   "I don't allow no other newsboys in this block," said the other.