Mt Lebanon to Vermont Autobiography of George Haddad
Mt Lebanon to Vermont Autobiography of George Haddad
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Had- dad how she and the children liked Barook and what they had been doing. She said the Visits to Syria 91 children had enjoyed themselves very much and had made many acquaintances. She sent them to the American-Syrian school every day and they loved their teacher and classmates. On afternoons when their teacher took the children on long walks or on picnics to the Spring she allowed my son Elias to lead the children, car- rying the American flag, which made him feel very proud. After school t...he children with some of their friends would play among the fig trees or on the hill. Mrs. Haddad told me how Elias would take his uncle 's donkev, some- times without his mother's permission, and ride him about half a mile to the river. He was not of course accustomed to riding but the donkey was too slow to be dangerous, even for a small boy.
When mother knew we were about to return to the United States she cried and begged the children to make me stay, but the children were more anxious to get back to the United States than I was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had- dad how she and the children liked Barook and what they had been doing. She said the Visits to Syria 91 children had enjoyed themselves very much and had made many acquaintances. She sent them to the American-Syrian school every day and they loved their teacher and classmates. On afternoons when their teacher took the children on long walks or on picnics to the Spring she allowed my son Elias to lead the children, car- rying the American flag, which made him feel very proud. After school t...he children with some of their friends would play among the fig trees or on the hill. Mrs. Haddad told me how Elias would take his uncle 's donkev, some- times without his mother's permission, and ride him about half a mile to the river. He was not of course accustomed to riding but the donkey was too slow to be dangerous, even for a small boy.
When mother knew we were about to return to the United States she cried and begged the children to make me stay, but the children were more anxious to get back to the United States than I was.
What to read after Mt Lebanon to Vermont Autobiography of George Haddad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Haddad to read onlineMoreLess
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