Old Fashioned Stories Poems
Old Fashioned Stories Poems
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for you will make your own fortune, and the fortune of all that belong to you!" " There 's good news for my friends, " cried Archer. "And I'm one of them, remember that, " cried Fisher. "And I, " "And I, " joined a number of voices. " Good luck to them ! " cried the gypsy; " good luck to them all ! " Then, as soon as they had acquired sufficient con- fidence in her good-will, they pressed up to the window. "There, " cried Townsend, as he chanced to stumble over the carpenter's mitre box, which ...stood in the way, " there 's a good omen for me. I 've stumbled on the mitre box; I shall certainly be a bishop. " Happy he who had sixpence, for he bid fair to be a 207 OLD-FASHIONED STORIES judge upon the bench. And happier he who had a shilling, for he was in the high road to be one day upon the woolsack, Lord High Chancellor of England, No one had half a crown, or no one would surely have kept it in his pocket upon such an occasion, for he might have been an archbishop, a king, or what he pleased.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for you will make your own fortune, and the fortune of all that belong to you!" " There 's good news for my friends, " cried Archer. "And I'm one of them, remember that, " cried Fisher. "And I, " "And I, " joined a number of voices. " Good luck to them ! " cried the gypsy; " good luck to them all ! " Then, as soon as they had acquired sufficient con- fidence in her good-will, they pressed up to the window. "There, " cried Townsend, as he chanced to stumble over the carpenter's mitre box, which ...stood in the way, " there 's a good omen for me. I 've stumbled on the mitre box; I shall certainly be a bishop. " Happy he who had sixpence, for he bid fair to be a 207 OLD-FASHIONED STORIES judge upon the bench. And happier he who had a shilling, for he was in the high road to be one day upon the woolsack, Lord High Chancellor of England, No one had half a crown, or no one would surely have kept it in his pocket upon such an occasion, for he might have been an archbishop, a king, or what he pleased.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tappan Eva March to read onlineMoreLess
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