The Boyhood of Lincoln
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God tells truths in parables. They're easier fur common folks to understand an' ricollect.' His stories was like that. If a man'd ben doin' any- thing low-down, Abe'd make him feel meaner 'n a suck-egg dog about it.
" Seems to me now I never seen Abe after he was twelve 'at he didn't have a book some'ers 'round. He'd put a book inside his shirt an' fill his pants pockets with corn dodgers, an' go off to plow or hoe. When noon come he'd set down un- der a tree, an' read an' eat. An' when he come... to the house at night, he'd tilt a cheer back by the chimbly, put his feet on the 28 THE BOYHOOD OF LINCOLN rung, an' set on his backbone and read.
Aunt Sairy always put a candle on the mantel-piece fur him, if she had one. An' as like as not Abe'd eat his supper thar, takin' anything she'd give him that he could gnaw at an' read at the same time.
I've seen many a feller come in an' look at him, Abe not knowin' anybody was 'round, an' sneak out ag'in like a cat, an' say: ' Well, I'll be darned!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
God tells truths in parables. They're easier fur common folks to understand an' ricollect.' His stories was like that. If a man'd ben doin' any- thing low-down, Abe'd make him feel meaner 'n a suck-egg dog about it.
" Seems to me now I never seen Abe after he was twelve 'at he didn't have a book some'ers 'round. He'd put a book inside his shirt an' fill his pants pockets with corn dodgers, an' go off to plow or hoe. When noon come he'd set down un- der a tree, an' read an' eat. An' when he come... to the house at night, he'd tilt a cheer back by the chimbly, put his feet on the 28 THE BOYHOOD OF LINCOLN rung, an' set on his backbone and read.
Aunt Sairy always put a candle on the mantel-piece fur him, if she had one. An' as like as not Abe'd eat his supper thar, takin' anything she'd give him that he could gnaw at an' read at the same time.
I've seen many a feller come in an' look at him, Abe not knowin' anybody was 'round, an' sneak out ag'in like a cat, an' say: ' Well, I'll be darned!
What to read after The Boyhood of Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Atkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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