The Young Miner
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Why, my Sinclair envies him the chance of leaving home. Hewanted to go with him. " "Sinclair would not like to go in the same way as Tom, with the prospectof having to work hard after he got there, " said Mark Nelson.
"To be sure not, neighbor Nelson. My boy has never been brought up towork. My circumstances--ahem!--have not made it necessary. " "Sinclair is fortunate in having a rich father, " said the farmer.
"So I tell him, " said the squire, complacently. "His fortune is alreadymade. " "Wha...t are you going to do with him, squire?" "Oh, I shall make a professional man of him, --a lawyer, most likely, "said the rich man, complacently. "I can give him a suitable income tillhe gets into a paying practice. " "That will be a good many years, " thought Sarah, "unless Sinclair worksharder than he has lately at school;" but the shrewd young lady keptthis thought to herself.
One by one wife and children left the room, for it was well understoodthat the squire came on business, and would be likely to desire aprivate interview with the farmer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why, my Sinclair envies him the chance of leaving home. Hewanted to go with him. " "Sinclair would not like to go in the same way as Tom, with the prospectof having to work hard after he got there, " said Mark Nelson.
"To be sure not, neighbor Nelson. My boy has never been brought up towork. My circumstances--ahem!--have not made it necessary. " "Sinclair is fortunate in having a rich father, " said the farmer.
"So I tell him, " said the squire, complacently. "His fortune is alreadymade. " "Wha...t are you going to do with him, squire?" "Oh, I shall make a professional man of him, --a lawyer, most likely, "said the rich man, complacently. "I can give him a suitable income tillhe gets into a paying practice. " "That will be a good many years, " thought Sarah, "unless Sinclair worksharder than he has lately at school;" but the shrewd young lady keptthis thought to herself.
One by one wife and children left the room, for it was well understoodthat the squire came on business, and would be likely to desire aprivate interview with the farmer.
What to read after The Young Miner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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