Lincolns First Love
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I've come to see if you wouldn't like to go with us all a-blackberryin' to-morrow. '* "Who all?" said Ann. "Why, the Potters, Clarys, Arm- strongs, and Watkins; then there's some folks a-visitin' the Clarys, a young fellow and his sister, from way up north of here. They say he's mighty good-lookin'. I ain't seen neither of 'em yet. " "Looks don't count for anything, " said Ann. "Well, will you go?" said Sue. "Yes, and I thank you for your trouble. ' ' "Trouble! Why, blackberryin' or nuthin' wou...ld be no fun without you. The boys always say, first thing, 'Is Ann Eutledge goinT The berries are largest and thickest in Uncle Lige Potter's meadow, and that's such a pretty place. You know the old grape- vine swing there, near the spring, and 34 LINCOLN'S FIRST LOVE then there 's lots of pretty flowers that we don't have around here. Them lady's slippers grow thick down there. Well, I must go home. We'll meet you at the mill. Good-bye. " " Good-bye, Sue. I'll be there at eight o'clock. " The next morning Ann was off on time, with a little splint basket her mother had woven, swinging on her arm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I've come to see if you wouldn't like to go with us all a-blackberryin' to-morrow. '* "Who all?" said Ann. "Why, the Potters, Clarys, Arm- strongs, and Watkins; then there's some folks a-visitin' the Clarys, a young fellow and his sister, from way up north of here. They say he's mighty good-lookin'. I ain't seen neither of 'em yet. " "Looks don't count for anything, " said Ann. "Well, will you go?" said Sue. "Yes, and I thank you for your trouble. ' ' "Trouble! Why, blackberryin' or nuthin' wou...ld be no fun without you. The boys always say, first thing, 'Is Ann Eutledge goinT The berries are largest and thickest in Uncle Lige Potter's meadow, and that's such a pretty place. You know the old grape- vine swing there, near the spring, and 34 LINCOLN'S FIRST LOVE then there 's lots of pretty flowers that we don't have around here. Them lady's slippers grow thick down there. Well, I must go home. We'll meet you at the mill. Good-bye. " " Good-bye, Sue. I'll be there at eight o'clock. " The next morning Ann was off on time, with a little splint basket her mother had woven, swinging on her arm.
What to read after Lincolns First Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carrie Douglas Wright to read onlineMoreLess
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