All Aboard; Or, Life On the Lake
All Aboard; Or, Life On the Lake
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Tony was a hero, and his fame extended for many miles around.
Mr. Walker and his lady, who had been rescued from the river, visitedCaptain Sedley and the Weston family the next day. I need not tell myyoung readers how earnest he was in the expression of his admiration andgratitude. He was a wealthy merchant, and resided in a neighboring town. Being as warm-hearted and generous as he was just and discriminating, itwas quite natural that he should give his feelings expression in somesubstantial t...oken of his gratitude.
Before he left Rippleton, a check for five hundred dollars was placed inthe hands of George Weston, with directions to give four hundred of itto the Butterfly, and one hundred to the Zephyr. In the division of theButterfly's share, Mr. Walker desired that one hundred dollars should begiven to Tony, and twenty-five dollars apiece to the crew; consenting, however, to let the whole sum be common property if the club desired.
This liberality was certainly munificent, princely; but Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tony was a hero, and his fame extended for many miles around.
Mr. Walker and his lady, who had been rescued from the river, visitedCaptain Sedley and the Weston family the next day. I need not tell myyoung readers how earnest he was in the expression of his admiration andgratitude. He was a wealthy merchant, and resided in a neighboring town. Being as warm-hearted and generous as he was just and discriminating, itwas quite natural that he should give his feelings expression in somesubstantial t...oken of his gratitude.
Before he left Rippleton, a check for five hundred dollars was placed inthe hands of George Weston, with directions to give four hundred of itto the Butterfly, and one hundred to the Zephyr. In the division of theButterfly's share, Mr. Walker desired that one hundred dollars should begiven to Tony, and twenty-five dollars apiece to the crew; consenting, however, to let the whole sum be common property if the club desired.
This liberality was certainly munificent, princely; but Mr.
What to read after All Aboard; Or, Life On the Lake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Optic to read onlineMoreLess
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