Peter Parleys Story of the Unhappy Family
Peter Parleys Story of the Unhappy Family
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A few days after he left his garret early, to avoid depriving his wife and children of any portion of their last meal. In walking through one of the retired streets, he observed a gentle- man drop his purse as he was taking his handkerchief from his pocket. Mr. Ashville picked it up, and sti- fling the temptation to retain it, fol- lowed the gentleman and returned it. The gentleman turned to look at Mr.
14 PARLAY'S STORY OF Ashville. His pale and emaciated face, Mis deep sunken eye, told a tale... of misery more powerful than lan- guage. The feelings of the stran- ger were deeply interested. He fol- lowed him to his home, and the tale of poverty and suffering was reveal- ed. A supply of every necessary was instantly procured. The hones- ty of Mr. Ashville had raised him a friend in his hour of necessity.
From that period his circumstan- ces rapidly improved. His honesty procured hinl friends, and his indus- try employment. He was soon af- THE UNHAPPY FAMILY. 15 terwards informed that the Mechan- ical Society of New York had offer- ed a premium for the best invented loom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few days after he left his garret early, to avoid depriving his wife and children of any portion of their last meal. In walking through one of the retired streets, he observed a gentle- man drop his purse as he was taking his handkerchief from his pocket. Mr. Ashville picked it up, and sti- fling the temptation to retain it, fol- lowed the gentleman and returned it. The gentleman turned to look at Mr.
14 PARLAY'S STORY OF Ashville. His pale and emaciated face, Mis deep sunken eye, told a tale... of misery more powerful than lan- guage. The feelings of the stran- ger were deeply interested. He fol- lowed him to his home, and the tale of poverty and suffering was reveal- ed. A supply of every necessary was instantly procured. The hones- ty of Mr. Ashville had raised him a friend in his hour of necessity.
From that period his circumstan- ces rapidly improved. His honesty procured hinl friends, and his indus- try employment. He was soon af- THE UNHAPPY FAMILY. 15 terwards informed that the Mechan- ical Society of New York had offer- ed a premium for the best invented loom.
What to read after Peter Parleys Story of the Unhappy Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peterson, Peter, 1847-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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