A Moonshiners Son
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Half-way down the ladder he tottered and caught at the hand put out to stay him.
" Air the mis'ry that bad, son ?" his grand- mother asked, with anxious voice.
" It's pretty bad, " said Joe, as he sank in a chair and dropped his head in his hands.
For a brief moment the two were silent ; they were very dear to each other, the old woman and the young boy, understanding each other's needs and sharing each other's hardships. A similar fate had fostered in them similar sym- pathies.
" Granny, " sai...d Joe, after a long pause, " sometimes I almost think it ain't worth while to try. " She looked up at him with a startled expres- sion in the faded old eyes, yet all she said was : " Joey !" in that wounded, hurt way that never failed to appeal to him.
" I don't mean as I ain't goin' to try, " said Joe. " For your sake, granny, I am goin' to keep on, but I reckon it air all for your sake. " THE MOONSHINER'S HOME 119 " An' for your own, son, " said granny. "A boy must always do the best that's in him for his own sake ; for the sake of his conscience an' his hereafter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Half-way down the ladder he tottered and caught at the hand put out to stay him.
" Air the mis'ry that bad, son ?" his grand- mother asked, with anxious voice.
" It's pretty bad, " said Joe, as he sank in a chair and dropped his head in his hands.
For a brief moment the two were silent ; they were very dear to each other, the old woman and the young boy, understanding each other's needs and sharing each other's hardships. A similar fate had fostered in them similar sym- pathies.
" Granny, " sai...d Joe, after a long pause, " sometimes I almost think it ain't worth while to try. " She looked up at him with a startled expres- sion in the faded old eyes, yet all she said was : " Joey !" in that wounded, hurt way that never failed to appeal to him.
" I don't mean as I ain't goin' to try, " said Joe. " For your sake, granny, I am goin' to keep on, but I reckon it air all for your sake. " THE MOONSHINER'S HOME 119 " An' for your own, son, " said granny. "A boy must always do the best that's in him for his own sake ; for the sake of his conscience an' his hereafter.
What to read after A Moonshiners Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Will Allen Dromgoole to read onlineMoreLess
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