Real Americans
Real Americans
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Not a minute did he idle away, because there were the coming examinations for which he must "plug" as hard as possible. He worked faith- 80 REAL AMERICANS fully and in due time he succeeded in passing every one except English. With the condi- tion that he should "make good" in this course before graduating, he was allowed to enter the university.
He had to support himself, even though his tuition was free. Very soon he found ways of doing this. Having a mind with a strong bent for order, he set... up a little business of his own by looking after the students' laundry. He collected it from them, sent it off to be done, and on its return saw that each person re- ceived what belonged to him. Later on, he took charge of all arrangements for bringing lecturers and musicians to the university. This, as well as the care of the laundry, brought him small sums of money.
The most valuable work he did, however, gave him not only money, but added knowl- edge in his most important studies. It came about in this way: Doctor Branner, his pro- fessor in geology and a noted man in science, was not long in finding out that Herbert Hoover was a young man of promise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not a minute did he idle away, because there were the coming examinations for which he must "plug" as hard as possible. He worked faith- 80 REAL AMERICANS fully and in due time he succeeded in passing every one except English. With the condi- tion that he should "make good" in this course before graduating, he was allowed to enter the university.
He had to support himself, even though his tuition was free. Very soon he found ways of doing this. Having a mind with a strong bent for order, he set... up a little business of his own by looking after the students' laundry. He collected it from them, sent it off to be done, and on its return saw that each person re- ceived what belonged to him. Later on, he took charge of all arrangements for bringing lecturers and musicians to the university. This, as well as the care of the laundry, brought him small sums of money.
The most valuable work he did, however, gave him not only money, but added knowl- edge in his most important studies. It came about in this way: Doctor Branner, his pro- fessor in geology and a noted man in science, was not long in finding out that Herbert Hoover was a young man of promise.
What to read after Real Americans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wade, Mary Hazelton Blanchard, 1860-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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