Beggars Gold
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Bill Gowdy proudly offered his, and in a jiffy Roose velt was making with Peter for the barn. Just how together they got out the team, found the har ness and threw it on, Peter could never clearly re call. His uncle and the driver had unhitched the other team, and with a hearty "Thank you, boys come and see me next year in Albany!" the Colonel climbed back into the wagon. A wave o^his hand; and the wagon, with a lantern swinging beneath, was going rapidly down the road. Quivering, Peter stood t...here and watched the receding speck of light.
He felt a wave of restlessness and dissatisfaction with himself. "While I am teaching history, here s a man who s making it!" With a little glow he thought how he would tell of this meeting to his his tory class at school. But then the deep, deep rest lessness came again upon him. Suddenly he asked himself, "I wonder if I couldn t write a life of Roose velt clear and simple meant for toys?" The name of Roosevelt was still new; no such book had BEGGARS GOLD 89 yet appeared; and if it were written right it might find its way into thousands of schools, East and West, all over the land!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bill Gowdy proudly offered his, and in a jiffy Roose velt was making with Peter for the barn. Just how together they got out the team, found the har ness and threw it on, Peter could never clearly re call. His uncle and the driver had unhitched the other team, and with a hearty "Thank you, boys come and see me next year in Albany!" the Colonel climbed back into the wagon. A wave o^his hand; and the wagon, with a lantern swinging beneath, was going rapidly down the road. Quivering, Peter stood t...here and watched the receding speck of light.
He felt a wave of restlessness and dissatisfaction with himself. "While I am teaching history, here s a man who s making it!" With a little glow he thought how he would tell of this meeting to his his tory class at school. But then the deep, deep rest lessness came again upon him. Suddenly he asked himself, "I wonder if I couldn t write a life of Roose velt clear and simple meant for toys?" The name of Roosevelt was still new; no such book had BEGGARS GOLD 89 yet appeared; and if it were written right it might find its way into thousands of schools, East and West, all over the land!
What to read after Beggars Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Poole Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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