The Boyhood of Abraham Lincoln
The Boyhood of Abraham Lincoln
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It was a copy of the paper printed at Bardstown and was several weeks old, but Abe prized it highly and guarded it very closely. " Since it was necessary to pass the mill on the way from the Lincoln to the Hod- gen home, Abe, Austin and Honey always stopped to say "Hi" to Mr. John.
"Upon this occasion, " said Mr. Golla- her, "a youngster called Freckles who was loafing around the mill awaiting the grinding of his corn, threw a stone and hit Abe s crippled dog. Honey yelped and Abe cried out : "... Who hit my dog?
120 THE BOYHOOD OF LINCOLN " Freckles, I said.
" Why did you do that, Freckles? asked Abe, quicker and hotter than I had ever heard him speak before* " Because the dog s ugly and I wanted to hear him holler, replied Freckles.
" Well, said Abe, I am ugly too. Next time you want to hit somebody ugly, hit me ; I ll know why you hit me ; Honey doesn t. Then Abe walked away and sat down upon a sack of corn, and patted Honey. When Freckles approached him, Abe asked: How would you like for your father to slap you, when you didn t know what he was slapping you for?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a copy of the paper printed at Bardstown and was several weeks old, but Abe prized it highly and guarded it very closely. " Since it was necessary to pass the mill on the way from the Lincoln to the Hod- gen home, Abe, Austin and Honey always stopped to say "Hi" to Mr. John.
"Upon this occasion, " said Mr. Golla- her, "a youngster called Freckles who was loafing around the mill awaiting the grinding of his corn, threw a stone and hit Abe s crippled dog. Honey yelped and Abe cried out : "... Who hit my dog?
120 THE BOYHOOD OF LINCOLN " Freckles, I said.
" Why did you do that, Freckles? asked Abe, quicker and hotter than I had ever heard him speak before* " Because the dog s ugly and I wanted to hear him holler, replied Freckles.
" Well, said Abe, I am ugly too. Next time you want to hit somebody ugly, hit me ; I ll know why you hit me ; Honey doesn t. Then Abe walked away and sat down upon a sack of corn, and patted Honey. When Freckles approached him, Abe asked: How would you like for your father to slap you, when you didn t know what he was slapping you for?
What to read after The Boyhood of Abraham Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Rogers John Rogers Gore to read onlineMoreLess
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