Clinton Or Boy Life in the Country By Walter Aimwell With Illustrations
Clinton Or Boy Life in the Country By Walter Aimwell With Illustrations
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Mr. Davenport was not much surprised to hear that Jerry had run 128 NEIGHBORLY ADVICE.
away. From what he knew of the boy, it was only what might have been expected. Nor, on the whole, was he very sorry that he had gone ; for he was a bad boy, and was corrupting the youth of the village, and his leaving the place would be a public blessing. Still, Mr. Davenport could not help pitying Jerry's mother, and in spite of his feelings, he thought it his duty to assist her to recover her son, or at lea...st to ascertain where he had gone. He therefore advised her to write immediately to Jerry's uncle in Boston, and re- quest him to put the police officers on the look-out for the runaway, should he show himself in that city. He also decided to go himself in pursuit of Jerry, in a sleigh, with the hope of overtaking him. But before Mrs. Preston took her leave, he said to her : " I have one more word of advice, Mrs. Preston ; and that is, if Jerry is bent on going to sea, I think you had better let him go a short voyage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Davenport was not much surprised to hear that Jerry had run 128 NEIGHBORLY ADVICE.
away. From what he knew of the boy, it was only what might have been expected. Nor, on the whole, was he very sorry that he had gone ; for he was a bad boy, and was corrupting the youth of the village, and his leaving the place would be a public blessing. Still, Mr. Davenport could not help pitying Jerry's mother, and in spite of his feelings, he thought it his duty to assist her to recover her son, or at lea...st to ascertain where he had gone. He therefore advised her to write immediately to Jerry's uncle in Boston, and re- quest him to put the police officers on the look-out for the runaway, should he show himself in that city. He also decided to go himself in pursuit of Jerry, in a sleigh, with the hope of overtaking him. But before Mrs. Preston took her leave, he said to her : " I have one more word of advice, Mrs. Preston ; and that is, if Jerry is bent on going to sea, I think you had better let him go a short voyage.
What to read after Clinton Or Boy Life in the Country By Walter Aimwell With Illustrations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aimwell Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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