Tad And His Father volume 1
Tad And His Father volume 1
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Thousands of them had boys at home. Father Abraham had brought this sturdy, fresh-faced youngster with him just on purpose to let them know that he did not forget their famihes. Well, it was just like him. God bless him — he had a heart for the common soldier. Hurrah for the President and hurrah for the boy ! They swung their hats and cheered for Lincoln, and they cheered and swung their hats for Tad. He was a reminder of home and of what was waiting for them when they should get home.
And how ...Tad enjoyed it all. Some one told him that he ought to doff his cap to the soldiers, but he said : ''That's the way the general and father do, but Tm only a boy. " He rode hard and was 46 TAD AND HIS FATHER quite fearless in the saddle, although there was some danger at times that he would be thrown from his horse. But the orderly was always on guard, and every night brought him into camp greatly excited, but safe, and very, very hungry.
Tad and his father were frequent patrons of the theatre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thousands of them had boys at home. Father Abraham had brought this sturdy, fresh-faced youngster with him just on purpose to let them know that he did not forget their famihes. Well, it was just like him. God bless him — he had a heart for the common soldier. Hurrah for the President and hurrah for the boy ! They swung their hats and cheered for Lincoln, and they cheered and swung their hats for Tad. He was a reminder of home and of what was waiting for them when they should get home.
And how ...Tad enjoyed it all. Some one told him that he ought to doff his cap to the soldiers, but he said : ''That's the way the general and father do, but Tm only a boy. " He rode hard and was 46 TAD AND HIS FATHER quite fearless in the saddle, although there was some danger at times that he would be thrown from his horse. But the orderly was always on guard, and every night brought him into camp greatly excited, but safe, and very, very hungry.
Tad and his father were frequent patrons of the theatre.
What to read after Tad And His Father volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Lauriston Frederic Lauriston Bullard to read onlineMoreLess
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