Re Told Tales volume 1
Re Told Tales volume 1
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Montreal, P. Q. , May 31, 1916.
ADDENDUM *T^HE teller of these " tales" long since discovered that while the -*- better part of mankind usually put the best and most interest- ing part of their story into the postscript, the other part more fre- quently spoil theirs by the adding of one. However, at the risk of spoiling all that has gone before, a few pages must needs be added to tell of a recent journey and of calls made upon a few old soldier friends in Kensington and thereabouts.
And so, as ...this journey was made principally to see and have a chat with the few remaining old veterans of the Civil War and their families, I will not mention here the other and many delightful calls upon friends that were made.
My first call was made upon Mr. Joseph N. Austin and his wife. Except being a little hard of hearing, Mr. Austin I found to be in very good health. Our talk was a long one and reminiscent not only of war times, but of "hand-turn " shoemaking days, when the little 12 X 12 shoeshops were scattered about the town, and all so cheerfully lighted during the long nights of winter^ of how the political pot was kept boiling, and the game played every day in the year; of the singing and dancing schools, - of dances and "balls" and picnics, huskings, donation-parties, caucuses, school and town meetings, and the time sped all too quickly, for our talk had been a pleasant one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Montreal, P. Q. , May 31, 1916.
ADDENDUM *T^HE teller of these " tales" long since discovered that while the -*- better part of mankind usually put the best and most interest- ing part of their story into the postscript, the other part more fre- quently spoil theirs by the adding of one. However, at the risk of spoiling all that has gone before, a few pages must needs be added to tell of a recent journey and of calls made upon a few old soldier friends in Kensington and thereabouts.
And so, as ...this journey was made principally to see and have a chat with the few remaining old veterans of the Civil War and their families, I will not mention here the other and many delightful calls upon friends that were made.
My first call was made upon Mr. Joseph N. Austin and his wife. Except being a little hard of hearing, Mr. Austin I found to be in very good health. Our talk was a long one and reminiscent not only of war times, but of "hand-turn " shoemaking days, when the little 12 X 12 shoeshops were scattered about the town, and all so cheerfully lighted during the long nights of winter^ of how the political pot was kept boiling, and the game played every day in the year; of the singing and dancing schools, - of dances and "balls" and picnics, huskings, donation-parties, caucuses, school and town meetings, and the time sped all too quickly, for our talk had been a pleasant one.
What to read after Re Told Tales volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold F From Old Catalog Blake to read onlineMoreLess
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