Detroit is My Own Home Town
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" Well, Henry, he just smiled and said he would like to talk it over with his wife. He had a baby then and he felt that the missis and son Edsel ought to be considered. But Clara Bryant, that's his wife, had faith in him, like every true woman has faith in a good husband even if people do go round saying he's a queer 'un. Why, Mrs. Ford and Henry made up the first Ford assembly line, in that little old shed at the rear of their house. She used to hand him his tools and hold the light for him wh...en he was making his first car.
And one night about two o'clock in the morning Henry came into the house to announce to her that he had finally made it run. And she got dressed and went out into the shed with him, and the first Ford car ran out of that shed under its own power and down the alley with her holding the lantern so Henry could see where he was driving. It made a lot of noise, that first car did, and I guess the neighbors when they heard that hullabaloo sure must o' thought Henry was just plain nuts at that hour, anyway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Well, Henry, he just smiled and said he would like to talk it over with his wife. He had a baby then and he felt that the missis and son Edsel ought to be considered. But Clara Bryant, that's his wife, had faith in him, like every true woman has faith in a good husband even if people do go round saying he's a queer 'un. Why, Mrs. Ford and Henry made up the first Ford assembly line, in that little old shed at the rear of their house. She used to hand him his tools and hold the light for him wh...en he was making his first car.
And one night about two o'clock in the morning Henry came into the house to announce to her that he had finally made it run. And she got dressed and went out into the shed with him, and the first Ford car ran out of that shed under its own power and down the alley with her holding the lantern so Henry could see where he was driving. It made a lot of noise, that first car did, and I guess the neighbors when they heard that hullabaloo sure must o' thought Henry was just plain nuts at that hour, anyway.
What to read after Detroit is My Own Home Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Malcolm Wallace Bingay to read onlineMoreLess
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