My book House 4
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He was a perfectly formed, bright-eyed little fellow, with light hair and ruddy cheeks, and he enjoyed the best of health.
He was exceedingly bashful, but after some coaxing, he was induced to talk with me, and he told me that he was the son of Sherwood E. Stratton and that his own name was Charles E.
Stratton. After seeing and talking with him, I at once deter- mined to secure his services from his parents and to exhibit him in public. He and his mother came to New York Thanksgiving Day, 1842,... and I announced him at once on my Museum bills as "General Tom Thumb." I took the greatest pains to educate and train my diminutive prodigy, devoting many hours to the task by day and night, and 1 was very successful, for he was an apt pupil, with a great deal of native talent, and a keen sense of the ludicrous. He speedily became a public favorite. Accordingly I entered into an agree- ment for his services for another year with the privilege of ex- hibiting him in Europe.
* Arranged from The Life of P.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a perfectly formed, bright-eyed little fellow, with light hair and ruddy cheeks, and he enjoyed the best of health.
He was exceedingly bashful, but after some coaxing, he was induced to talk with me, and he told me that he was the son of Sherwood E. Stratton and that his own name was Charles E.
Stratton. After seeing and talking with him, I at once deter- mined to secure his services from his parents and to exhibit him in public. He and his mother came to New York Thanksgiving Day, 1842,... and I announced him at once on my Museum bills as "General Tom Thumb." I took the greatest pains to educate and train my diminutive prodigy, devoting many hours to the task by day and night, and 1 was very successful, for he was an apt pupil, with a great deal of native talent, and a keen sense of the ludicrous. He speedily became a public favorite. Accordingly I entered into an agree- ment for his services for another year with the privilege of ex- hibiting him in Europe.
* Arranged from The Life of P.
What to read after My book House 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, Olive Beaupré, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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