Mother Goose in Prose
Mother Goose in Prose
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" So the alderman took Tommy for his servant, and dressed him in a smartlivery; and soon the boy showed by his bright ways and obedience thathe was worthy any kindness bestowed upon him.
He often carried the alderman's wig when his master attended the townmeetings, and the mayor of the city, who was a good man, was muchtaken with his intelligent face. So one day he said to the alderman, "I have long wanted to adopt a son, for I have no children of my own;but I have not yet been able to find a b...oy to suit me. That lad ofyours looks bright and intelligent, and he seems a well-behaved boyinto the bargain. " "He is all that you say, " returned the alderman, "and would be acredit to you should you adopt him. " "But before I adopt a son, " continued the mayor, "I intend to satisfymyself that he is both wise and shrewd enough to make good use of mymoney when I am gone. No fool will serve my purpose; therefore I shalltest the boy's wit before I decide. " "That is fair enough, " answered the alderman; "but in what way willyou test his wit?" "Bring him to my house to-morrow, and you shall see, " said the mayor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So the alderman took Tommy for his servant, and dressed him in a smartlivery; and soon the boy showed by his bright ways and obedience thathe was worthy any kindness bestowed upon him.
He often carried the alderman's wig when his master attended the townmeetings, and the mayor of the city, who was a good man, was muchtaken with his intelligent face. So one day he said to the alderman, "I have long wanted to adopt a son, for I have no children of my own;but I have not yet been able to find a b...oy to suit me. That lad ofyours looks bright and intelligent, and he seems a well-behaved boyinto the bargain. " "He is all that you say, " returned the alderman, "and would be acredit to you should you adopt him. " "But before I adopt a son, " continued the mayor, "I intend to satisfymyself that he is both wise and shrewd enough to make good use of mymoney when I am gone. No fool will serve my purpose; therefore I shalltest the boy's wit before I decide. " "That is fair enough, " answered the alderman; "but in what way willyou test his wit?" "Bring him to my house to-morrow, and you shall see, " said the mayor.
What to read after Mother Goose in Prose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Van Dyne to read onlineMoreLess
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