One of the Multitude
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One day I would feel martial, would march erect thinking of army life ; on the next I thought of nothing but farming and Canada. All the pamphlets I could carry were then stuffed into my pockets to be perused at frequent intervals, and exhibited whenever the audience happened to be sympathetic.
One day, when my head was particularly full of farming and Canada, my pockets alarmingly stretched by pamphlets, and my arms over- loaded with beer-cans, I met a boy also out for workmen's lunches, who h...ad been in Mr. God- frey Warden's class at the Ragged School.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One day I would feel martial, would march erect thinking of army life ; on the next I thought of nothing but farming and Canada. All the pamphlets I could carry were then stuffed into my pockets to be perused at frequent intervals, and exhibited whenever the audience happened to be sympathetic.
One day, when my head was particularly full of farming and Canada, my pockets alarmingly stretched by pamphlets, and my arms over- loaded with beer-cans, I met a boy also out for workmen's lunches, who h...ad been in Mr. God- frey Warden's class at the Ragged School.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Acorn to read onlineMoreLess
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