American Authors for Young Folks
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The mother of nine children, with no other help than that of their little hands, I shall always feel that she was taxed beyond her strength and died before her time.
. . . Rhoda and I pined for beauty ; but there was no beauty about our homely house, but that which Nature gave us. We hungered and thirsted for knowledge ; but there were not a dozen books on our family shelf, not a library within our reach. There was little time to study, and had there been more, there was no chance to learn but ...in the district school-house down the road. I never went to any other — not much to that.
It is marvellous the use these two made of their Iwes under their depressing circumstances. After a step-mother came to direct the ways of the house, she grudged candles for them to read by when their day's work was done ; but the aspiring girls, ALICE AND PHCEBE GARY.
129 who, unknown to each other, had already begun to put on paper the songs that sung themselves in their hearts, substituted a saucer of lard with a rag in it, and by that light studied and wrote.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mother of nine children, with no other help than that of their little hands, I shall always feel that she was taxed beyond her strength and died before her time.
. . . Rhoda and I pined for beauty ; but there was no beauty about our homely house, but that which Nature gave us. We hungered and thirsted for knowledge ; but there were not a dozen books on our family shelf, not a library within our reach. There was little time to study, and had there been more, there was no chance to learn but ...in the district school-house down the road. I never went to any other — not much to that.
It is marvellous the use these two made of their Iwes under their depressing circumstances. After a step-mother came to direct the ways of the house, she grudged candles for them to read by when their day's work was done ; but the aspiring girls, ALICE AND PHCEBE GARY.
129 who, unknown to each other, had already begun to put on paper the songs that sung themselves in their hearts, substituted a saucer of lard with a rag in it, and by that light studied and wrote.
What to read after American Authors for Young Folks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amanda Bartlett Haris to read onlineMoreLess
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