Stories of Later American History 8 8
Stories of Later American History 8 8
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] Born in 1742, Robertson was ten years younger than Washington. But thisboy's early life was very different from young George Washington's, forlittle James was born in a backwoods cabin, and his father and mother weretoo poor to send him to school. So he grew up to manhood without beingable to read and write.
But he wanted to study, and was persevering and brave enough to learn theletters of the alphabet and how to spell and to write after he had grownto manhood. We can be sure, therefore, tha...t James was the right sort ofboy, and that he would have mastered books if he had been given thechance, just as he mastered the wilderness in later life. But it is as abackwoodsman that we first come to know Robertson and learn why he wastrusted and followed so willingly.
Although not tall, he was vigorous and robust, having fair complexion, dark hair, and honest blue eyes that met one's glance squarely. His frank, serious face, his quiet manner, and his coolness and daring in the midstof danger gave him a mastery over others such as it is given but few mento have.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] Born in 1742, Robertson was ten years younger than Washington. But thisboy's early life was very different from young George Washington's, forlittle James was born in a backwoods cabin, and his father and mother weretoo poor to send him to school. So he grew up to manhood without beingable to read and write.
But he wanted to study, and was persevering and brave enough to learn theletters of the alphabet and how to spell and to write after he had grownto manhood. We can be sure, therefore, tha...t James was the right sort ofboy, and that he would have mastered books if he had been given thechance, just as he mastered the wilderness in later life. But it is as abackwoodsman that we first come to know Robertson and learn why he wastrusted and followed so willingly.
Although not tall, he was vigorous and robust, having fair complexion, dark hair, and honest blue eyes that met one's glance squarely. His frank, serious face, his quiet manner, and his coolness and daring in the midstof danger gave him a mastery over others such as it is given but few mento have.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilbur F Gordy to read onlineMoreLess
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