Sherbrooke
Sherbrooke
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" Look, Hope, and see what a quantity of nutg are left on those beech-trees ; they are worth three cents a quart for oil. I mean to send Adoniram and Jane out here to morrow to gather them, for it's an awful shame to let them run to waste ! You and I might come, too, if we were not so busy just now. And that pasture is white with life- everlasting, just in the right state to gather ! It makes an excellent bed, almost as good as feathers ; but poor folks are so shiftless ! they never know how to... make the most of what Providence has left at their doors. Adoniram's wife was complaining only last week because her children had nothing but straw to sleep on, and she has two girls and one boy old enough this minute to be picking that life- everlasting ! " Aunt Lydia saw nothing but an excellent and econom ical dye in the scarlet-berried sumach nothing but a me dicinal wine in the purple clusters of the elderberry. The white, silvery stems of the beech were so many cord-feet of wood to feed her stove ; and the majestic maples were val ued only for their yield of sap, which made sugar for her daily wants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Look, Hope, and see what a quantity of nutg are left on those beech-trees ; they are worth three cents a quart for oil. I mean to send Adoniram and Jane out here to morrow to gather them, for it's an awful shame to let them run to waste ! You and I might come, too, if we were not so busy just now. And that pasture is white with life- everlasting, just in the right state to gather ! It makes an excellent bed, almost as good as feathers ; but poor folks are so shiftless ! they never know how to... make the most of what Providence has left at their doors. Adoniram's wife was complaining only last week because her children had nothing but straw to sleep on, and she has two girls and one boy old enough this minute to be picking that life- everlasting ! " Aunt Lydia saw nothing but an excellent and econom ical dye in the scarlet-berried sumach nothing but a me dicinal wine in the purple clusters of the elderberry. The white, silvery stems of the beech were so many cord-feet of wood to feed her stove ; and the majestic maples were val ued only for their yield of sap, which made sugar for her daily wants.
What to read after Sherbrooke?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hannah Bradbury Goodwin to read onlineMoreLess
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