The Autobiography of David Ward
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Then we returned passing about where Kalkaska is to Elk Rapids and Traverse City. I had travelled through the woods with Henry on this trip afoot, at forty-seven years of age, some one hundred and sixty miles. In Michigan I found one-third, and in Wisconsin two- fifths of the pine lands selected by Mellen of little or no value, but the balance was fair to good pine land.
My father never paid up in full for the little French farm he purchased from Uncle Sam the win- ter before we moved to Michig...an. Some two years before Uncle Sam's death he took the farm back, giving father two thousand dollars for his right.
Soon after Uncle Sam's death, E. B. Ward influ- enced my father to loan him the two thousand dollars which was all the money my father had, the agreement being that E. B. was to pay him as inter- est on the amount, two hundred dollars per annum Elizabeth Perkins Ward THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF DAVID WARD 121 as long as he lived. E. B. paid this interest for two years, and then on craftily obtaining possession of my father's note, he refused to pay anything more, and thereby cheated my father and his heirs out of the two thousand dollars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then we returned passing about where Kalkaska is to Elk Rapids and Traverse City. I had travelled through the woods with Henry on this trip afoot, at forty-seven years of age, some one hundred and sixty miles. In Michigan I found one-third, and in Wisconsin two- fifths of the pine lands selected by Mellen of little or no value, but the balance was fair to good pine land.
My father never paid up in full for the little French farm he purchased from Uncle Sam the win- ter before we moved to Michig...an. Some two years before Uncle Sam's death he took the farm back, giving father two thousand dollars for his right.
Soon after Uncle Sam's death, E. B. Ward influ- enced my father to loan him the two thousand dollars which was all the money my father had, the agreement being that E. B. was to pay him as inter- est on the amount, two hundred dollars per annum Elizabeth Perkins Ward THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF DAVID WARD 121 as long as he lived. E. B. paid this interest for two years, and then on craftily obtaining possession of my father's note, he refused to pay anything more, and thereby cheated my father and his heirs out of the two thousand dollars.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward, David, 1822-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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