Free At Last
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" Mother took a fancy to it and bought it. I wore it to please her. " His teacher examined and found one corresponding with his clothes, and which George accepted in place of the other.
After bidding his teacher farewell, he picked up his carpet bag and started on foot to his school.
CHAPTER IV.
BUOYANT WITH HOPE.
It was a calm, clear morning in April. A rain storm had passed over the day before, making the air stiff and breezy. The sun shone brightly on the glisten ing grass at the roadside; f...leecy clouds flitted across the clear, blue sky, and the little birds warbled their sweetest notes. All nature was springing into life under the genial atmosphere of this delightful spring morning. George was buoyant with hope on the morning he left his humble home to go and try to teach school. A feeling of self-impor tance came over him, and he wondered if he could see his cabin in the north of town. Reaching the highest point on 5 58 Free at Last.
the road he laid down his carpet bag, and looking back over the city the first building he saw was the handsome mar ble State House.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mother took a fancy to it and bought it. I wore it to please her. " His teacher examined and found one corresponding with his clothes, and which George accepted in place of the other.
After bidding his teacher farewell, he picked up his carpet bag and started on foot to his school.
CHAPTER IV.
BUOYANT WITH HOPE.
It was a calm, clear morning in April. A rain storm had passed over the day before, making the air stiff and breezy. The sun shone brightly on the glisten ing grass at the roadside; f...leecy clouds flitted across the clear, blue sky, and the little birds warbled their sweetest notes. All nature was springing into life under the genial atmosphere of this delightful spring morning. George was buoyant with hope on the morning he left his humble home to go and try to teach school. A feeling of self-impor tance came over him, and he wondered if he could see his cabin in the north of town. Reaching the highest point on 5 58 Free at Last.
the road he laid down his carpet bag, and looking back over the city the first building he saw was the handsome mar ble State House.
What to read after Free At Last?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane S Collins to read onlineMoreLess
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