Crowded Out O' Crofield
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_] "This is the toughest day's work I ever did! I'd like to see the folksin Crofield and tell 'em about it, though, " he said.
He went to bed, intending to consider his plans for Monday, but he madeone mistake. He happened to close his eyes.
The next thing he knew, there was a ray of warm sunshine striking hisface from the open window, for he had slept soundly, and it was nearlyseven o'clock on Monday morning.
Jack looked around his room, and then sprang out of bed.
"Hurrah for New York!" he sa...id, cheerfully. "I know what to do now. I'm glad I'm here! I'll write a letter home, first thing, and thenI'll pitch in and go to work!" He felt better. All the hopes he had cherished so long began to stirwithin him. He brushed his clothes thoroughly, and put on his bestnecktie; and then he walked out of that room with hardly a doubt thatall the business in the great city was ready and waiting for him tocome and take part in it. He went down the elevator, after a glance atthe stairway and a shake of his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_] "This is the toughest day's work I ever did! I'd like to see the folksin Crofield and tell 'em about it, though, " he said.
He went to bed, intending to consider his plans for Monday, but he madeone mistake. He happened to close his eyes.
The next thing he knew, there was a ray of warm sunshine striking hisface from the open window, for he had slept soundly, and it was nearlyseven o'clock on Monday morning.
Jack looked around his room, and then sprang out of bed.
"Hurrah for New York!" he sa...id, cheerfully. "I know what to do now. I'm glad I'm here! I'll write a letter home, first thing, and thenI'll pitch in and go to work!" He felt better. All the hopes he had cherished so long began to stirwithin him. He brushed his clothes thoroughly, and put on his bestnecktie; and then he walked out of that room with hardly a doubt thatall the business in the great city was ready and waiting for him tocome and take part in it. He went down the elevator, after a glance atthe stairway and a shake of his head.
What to read after Crowded Out O' Crofield?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoddard William Osborn to read onlineMoreLess
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