Farming for Boys
Farming for Boys
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Spang- ler, and to urge upon him the necessity of giving the boys a chance. He said it would be a very small thing to let Tony keep a pig, while Joe could have a flock of pigeons, and Bill might have a brood of chickens. Spangler could n*t see the necessity for it, did n*t know what the boys wanted with all these, said that every one of them would eat corn, and in- quired where that was to come from ; besides, where were they to get pigs, and pigeons, and chickens to begin with ?
The idea of ch...eering them on by a little aid did not enter his mind. He had never yet put himself out of the way to gratify his boys.
As to the corn which the new pets were to eat, the old man said, if he would permit them, they could raise it for themselves. They could easily plant and cultivate a couple 5 Digitized by Google 66 FARMING FOR BOYS of acres at odd times, — before breakfast or after quitting fanr work ; and if they used any of his while theirs was growing, they would replace it when their crop came in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spang- ler, and to urge upon him the necessity of giving the boys a chance. He said it would be a very small thing to let Tony keep a pig, while Joe could have a flock of pigeons, and Bill might have a brood of chickens. Spangler could n*t see the necessity for it, did n*t know what the boys wanted with all these, said that every one of them would eat corn, and in- quired where that was to come from ; besides, where were they to get pigs, and pigeons, and chickens to begin with ?
The idea of ch...eering them on by a little aid did not enter his mind. He had never yet put himself out of the way to gratify his boys.
As to the corn which the new pets were to eat, the old man said, if he would permit them, they could raise it for themselves. They could easily plant and cultivate a couple 5 Digitized by Google 66 FARMING FOR BOYS of acres at odd times, — before breakfast or after quitting fanr work ; and if they used any of his while theirs was growing, they would replace it when their crop came in.
What to read after Farming for Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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