Boy Life
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He had no conception of literature except thepleasure there was in making it; and he had no outlook into the world ofit, which must have been pretty open to his father. The father readaloud some of Dickens' Christmas stories, then new; and the boy had agood deal of trouble with the _Haunted Man_. One rarest night of all, the family sat up till two o'clock, listening to a novel that my boylong ago forgot the name of, if he ever knew its name. It was all abouta will, forged or lost, and there was... a great scene in court, and afterthat the mother declared that she could not go to bed till she heard theend. His own first reading was in history. At nine years of age he readthe history of Greece, and the history of Rome, and he knew thatGoldsmith wrote them. One night his father told the boys all about DonQuixote; and a little while after he gave my boy the book. He read itover and over again; but he did not suppose it was a novel. It was hiselder brother who read novels, and a novel was like _Handy Andy_, or_Harry Lorrequer_, or the _Bride of Lammermoor_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had no conception of literature except thepleasure there was in making it; and he had no outlook into the world ofit, which must have been pretty open to his father. The father readaloud some of Dickens' Christmas stories, then new; and the boy had agood deal of trouble with the _Haunted Man_. One rarest night of all, the family sat up till two o'clock, listening to a novel that my boylong ago forgot the name of, if he ever knew its name. It was all abouta will, forged or lost, and there was... a great scene in court, and afterthat the mother declared that she could not go to bed till she heard theend. His own first reading was in history. At nine years of age he readthe history of Greece, and the history of Rome, and he knew thatGoldsmith wrote them. One night his father told the boys all about DonQuixote; and a little while after he gave my boy the book. He read itover and over again; but he did not suppose it was a novel. It was hiselder brother who read novels, and a novel was like _Handy Andy_, or_Harry Lorrequer_, or the _Bride of Lammermoor_.
What to read after Boy Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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