Lincolns First Love a True Story volume 1
Lincolns First Love a True Story volume 1
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" I 'm working fast; don't you think I am, ma? " " Yes, honey ; you 've done a heap to-day. " Four weeks from the day Mr. Rut- ledge left home, just as the sun was sinking, and the tinkle of old Brin- dle's bell came closer and closer, as she slowly wended her way up the hill, Mrs. Rutledge stepped to the door 26 Jlincoln^^ fh^t itotje with the milk-pail in her hand. In the dim distance she saw a team slowly advancing. " Come here, Dave ! " said she. *' Hain't that your dad ? Them horses look p...owerful like Bob and Sam. " " Wal, if it hain't, " said Dave, and grabbing his hat he hurried out to meet his father. It was not long before they drove up the hill, and no one ever re- ceived a heartier welcome than did Mr. Rutledge on this home-coming. He related many wonderful things that he had seen in the great town of St. Louis. " Why, ma, there wus hundreds of people in the streets. " " Law, dad, you might have got run over and killed, " said his wife. " 1 went to a circus, and seen a ele- phant with a snout longer than my arm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I 'm working fast; don't you think I am, ma? " " Yes, honey ; you 've done a heap to-day. " Four weeks from the day Mr. Rut- ledge left home, just as the sun was sinking, and the tinkle of old Brin- dle's bell came closer and closer, as she slowly wended her way up the hill, Mrs. Rutledge stepped to the door 26 Jlincoln^^ fh^t itotje with the milk-pail in her hand. In the dim distance she saw a team slowly advancing. " Come here, Dave ! " said she. *' Hain't that your dad ? Them horses look p...owerful like Bob and Sam. " " Wal, if it hain't, " said Dave, and grabbing his hat he hurried out to meet his father. It was not long before they drove up the hill, and no one ever re- ceived a heartier welcome than did Mr. Rutledge on this home-coming. He related many wonderful things that he had seen in the great town of St. Louis. " Why, ma, there wus hundreds of people in the streets. " " Law, dad, you might have got run over and killed, " said his wife. " 1 went to a circus, and seen a ele- phant with a snout longer than my arm.
What to read after Lincolns First Love a True Story volume 1?
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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