Only An Irish Boy
Only An Irish Boy
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"He is a boy to betrusted. " "Just so. " "And I think he is a smart boy. " "Just so. " "He can take care of himself. You remember how he saved ColonelPreston from the robber?" "Just so. " "Then, on the other hand, he has never been to Boston. " "He could ask. " "I don't suppose there would be any particular difficulty. I couldgive him all the necessary directions. " "Just so. " "I'll propose it to him. " So, after supper, as Andy was going out into the woodshed for anarmful of wood, Miss Prisci...lla stopped him.
"Were you ever in Boston, Andy?" asked she.
"No, ma'am. " "I wish you had been. " "Why, ma'am?" "Because I should like to send you there on some business. " "I'll go, ma'am, " said Andy, eagerly.
Like most boys of his age, no proposition could have been moreagreeable.
"Do you think you could find your way there, and around the city?" "No fear of that, ma'am, " said Andy, confidently.
"We generally go ourselves, as you know, but my sister is sick, and Idon't like to leave her. " "Of course not, ma'am, " said Andy, quite approving any plan thatopened the way for a journey to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He is a boy to betrusted. " "Just so. " "And I think he is a smart boy. " "Just so. " "He can take care of himself. You remember how he saved ColonelPreston from the robber?" "Just so. " "Then, on the other hand, he has never been to Boston. " "He could ask. " "I don't suppose there would be any particular difficulty. I couldgive him all the necessary directions. " "Just so. " "I'll propose it to him. " So, after supper, as Andy was going out into the woodshed for anarmful of wood, Miss Prisci...lla stopped him.
"Were you ever in Boston, Andy?" asked she.
"No, ma'am. " "I wish you had been. " "Why, ma'am?" "Because I should like to send you there on some business. " "I'll go, ma'am, " said Andy, eagerly.
Like most boys of his age, no proposition could have been moreagreeable.
"Do you think you could find your way there, and around the city?" "No fear of that, ma'am, " said Andy, confidently.
"We generally go ourselves, as you know, but my sister is sick, and Idon't like to leave her. " "Of course not, ma'am, " said Andy, quite approving any plan thatopened the way for a journey to him.
What to read after Only An Irish Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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