Good Stories for Holidays
Good Stories for Holidays
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Copyright, 1898, by H. A. Guerber. American Book Company, publishers. ] John Hancock, President of Congress, was the first to sign theDeclaration of Independence, writing his name in large, plain letters, and saying:-- "There! John Bull can read my name without spectacles. Now let himdouble the price on my head, for this is my defiance. " Then he turned to the other members, and solemnly declared:-- "We must be unanimous. There must be no pulling different ways. We mustall hang together. " "Yes..., " said Franklin, quaintly: "we must all hang together, or mostassuredly we shall all hang separately. " We are told that Charles Carroll, thinking that his writing lookedshaky, added the words, "of Carrollton, " so that the king should not beable to make any mistake as to whose name stood there.
A BRAVE GIRL BY JAMES JOHONNOT (ADAPTED) [41] [Footnote 41: From Stories of Heroic Deeds. Copyright, 1887, by D. Appleton and Company. American Book Company, publishers. ] In the year 1781 the war was chiefly carried on in the South, but theNorth was constantly troubled by bands of Tories and Indians, who wouldswoop down on small settlements and make off with whatever they couldlay their hands on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Copyright, 1898, by H. A. Guerber. American Book Company, publishers. ] John Hancock, President of Congress, was the first to sign theDeclaration of Independence, writing his name in large, plain letters, and saying:-- "There! John Bull can read my name without spectacles. Now let himdouble the price on my head, for this is my defiance. " Then he turned to the other members, and solemnly declared:-- "We must be unanimous. There must be no pulling different ways. We mustall hang together. " "Yes..., " said Franklin, quaintly: "we must all hang together, or mostassuredly we shall all hang separately. " We are told that Charles Carroll, thinking that his writing lookedshaky, added the words, "of Carrollton, " so that the king should not beable to make any mistake as to whose name stood there.
A BRAVE GIRL BY JAMES JOHONNOT (ADAPTED) [41] [Footnote 41: From Stories of Heroic Deeds. Copyright, 1887, by D. Appleton and Company. American Book Company, publishers. ] In the year 1781 the war was chiefly carried on in the South, but theNorth was constantly troubled by bands of Tories and Indians, who wouldswoop down on small settlements and make off with whatever they couldlay their hands on.
What to read after Good Stories for Holidays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Olcott Frances Jenkins to read onlineMoreLess
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