Forest Glen Or the Mohawks Friendship
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" The same principle, Sammy meant.
" I haven't got any tools, nor any thing 'to make a wheel of: so I couldn't make ojie. " The tears sprung to the poor boy's eyes ; and hearing his mother's step on the door-stone, and not wanting to have her question him about his tears, he opened the window-shutter, leaped out, made for the hovel, and sat down there. He had left in haste ; and, as Mrs. Sumerford set down her milk-pail, she saw her wheel upside down, witli a turnip on the end of the spindle. "... What's all this ! " pulling off the turnip. " Samuel, Samuel Sumerford ! Did ever anybody see or hear tell of such a boy ? It's a mercy that he didn't break the wheel-head. What satisfaction could there be in turning that wheel upside down, and sticking a turnip on the spindle ? " The little fellow's reflections were of a sombre cast. " There ain't no good times now as there used to be. I had a bear, and he was killed ; Tony had one, and he was killed ; and now baby's bear, that was the best most of the whole, L killec\ too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The same principle, Sammy meant.
" I haven't got any tools, nor any thing 'to make a wheel of: so I couldn't make ojie. " The tears sprung to the poor boy's eyes ; and hearing his mother's step on the door-stone, and not wanting to have her question him about his tears, he opened the window-shutter, leaped out, made for the hovel, and sat down there. He had left in haste ; and, as Mrs. Sumerford set down her milk-pail, she saw her wheel upside down, witli a turnip on the end of the spindle. "... What's all this ! " pulling off the turnip. " Samuel, Samuel Sumerford ! Did ever anybody see or hear tell of such a boy ? It's a mercy that he didn't break the wheel-head. What satisfaction could there be in turning that wheel upside down, and sticking a turnip on the spindle ? " The little fellow's reflections were of a sombre cast. " There ain't no good times now as there used to be. I had a bear, and he was killed ; Tony had one, and he was killed ; and now baby's bear, that was the best most of the whole, L killec\ too.
What to read after Forest Glen Or the Mohawks Friendship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elijah Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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