Eben Holden; a Tale of the North Country
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He stood a moment looking down as if medi- tating on the delights he had pictured.
" Gol ! " he exclaimed suddenly.
My subject had begun to study me, and I came away to escape further examination.
196 CHAPTER XVIII I OUGHT to say that I have had and shall have to chronicle herein much that would seem to indicate a mighty conceit of myself. Un- fortunately the little word '' I " throws a big shadow in this history. It looms up all too frequently in every page for the sign of a mod- est man. But,... indeed, / cannot help it, for he was the only observer of all there is to tell.
Now there is much, for example, in the very marrow^ of my history — things that never would have happened, things that never would have been said, but for my fame as a scholar.
My learning was of small account, for, it must be remembered, I am writing of a time when any degree of scholarship was counted re- markable among the simple folk of Faraway.
Hope took singing lessons and sang in church every Sunday. David or Uncle Eb came down for us often of a Saturday and brought us back before service in the morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stood a moment looking down as if medi- tating on the delights he had pictured.
" Gol ! " he exclaimed suddenly.
My subject had begun to study me, and I came away to escape further examination.
196 CHAPTER XVIII I OUGHT to say that I have had and shall have to chronicle herein much that would seem to indicate a mighty conceit of myself. Un- fortunately the little word '' I " throws a big shadow in this history. It looms up all too frequently in every page for the sign of a mod- est man. But,... indeed, / cannot help it, for he was the only observer of all there is to tell.
Now there is much, for example, in the very marrow^ of my history — things that never would have happened, things that never would have been said, but for my fame as a scholar.
My learning was of small account, for, it must be remembered, I am writing of a time when any degree of scholarship was counted re- markable among the simple folk of Faraway.
Hope took singing lessons and sang in church every Sunday. David or Uncle Eb came down for us often of a Saturday and brought us back before service in the morning.
What to read after Eben Holden; a Tale of the North Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bacheller, Irving, 1859-1950 to read onlineMoreLess
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