From Canal Boy to President
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Toward the close of the term, as Mrs. Stiles says, his trowsers becameexceedingly thin at the knees, and one unlucky day, when he wasincautiously bending forward, they tore half-way round the leg, exposinghis bare knee.
James was very much mortified, and repaired damages as well as he couldwith a pin.
"I need a new suit of clothes badly, " he said in the evening, "but Ican't afford to buy one. See how I have torn my trowsers. " "Oh, that is easy enough to mend, " said Mrs. Stiles, cheerfully.
"...But I have no other pair to wear while they are being mended, " saidJames, with a blush.
"Then you must go to bed early, and send them down by one of the boys. Iwill darn the hole so that you will never know it. You won't mind suchtrifles when you become President. " It was a jocose remark, and the good lady little dreamed that, in afteryears, the young man with but one pair of pantaloons, and those morethan half worn, would occupy the proud position she referred to.
CHAPTER X.
A COUSIN'S REMINISCENCES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Toward the close of the term, as Mrs. Stiles says, his trowsers becameexceedingly thin at the knees, and one unlucky day, when he wasincautiously bending forward, they tore half-way round the leg, exposinghis bare knee.
James was very much mortified, and repaired damages as well as he couldwith a pin.
"I need a new suit of clothes badly, " he said in the evening, "but Ican't afford to buy one. See how I have torn my trowsers. " "Oh, that is easy enough to mend, " said Mrs. Stiles, cheerfully.
"...But I have no other pair to wear while they are being mended, " saidJames, with a blush.
"Then you must go to bed early, and send them down by one of the boys. Iwill darn the hole so that you will never know it. You won't mind suchtrifles when you become President. " It was a jocose remark, and the good lady little dreamed that, in afteryears, the young man with but one pair of pantaloons, and those morethan half worn, would occupy the proud position she referred to.
CHAPTER X.
A COUSIN'S REMINISCENCES.
What to read after From Canal Boy to President?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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