The Boyhood of Lincoln volume 2
The Boyhood of Lincoln volume 2
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Then Abe'd come lopin' out on his long legs, throw one over the top rail 28 THE BOYHOOD OF LINCOLN and begin firin' questions. Tom'd tell him to quit, but it didn't do no good, so Tom'd have to bang him on the side o' his head with his hat. Abe'd go off a spell an' fire sticks at the snow-birds, an' whistle like he didn't keer. * Pap thinks it ain't polite to ask folks so many questions, ' he'd say. ' I reckon I wasn't born to be pohte, Denny. Thar's so darned many things I want to know. An' ho...w else am I goin' to git to know 'em? ' " When Abe was about seventeen, somethin' happened that druv him nigh crazy. Thar was a feller come over from England — Britisher, I reckon — an' spoke in Congress about a settlemint he was goin' to lay out on the Wabash, buyin' out some loony Dutch religious fellers that had mills an' schools thar. Now, mebbe you think 'at us folks livin' in the back- woods didn't know what was goin' on in 29 THE BOYHOOD OF LINCOLN the world. Well, you'd be mighty mis- taken about that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Abe'd come lopin' out on his long legs, throw one over the top rail 28 THE BOYHOOD OF LINCOLN and begin firin' questions. Tom'd tell him to quit, but it didn't do no good, so Tom'd have to bang him on the side o' his head with his hat. Abe'd go off a spell an' fire sticks at the snow-birds, an' whistle like he didn't keer. * Pap thinks it ain't polite to ask folks so many questions, ' he'd say. ' I reckon I wasn't born to be pohte, Denny. Thar's so darned many things I want to know. An' ho...w else am I goin' to git to know 'em? ' " When Abe was about seventeen, somethin' happened that druv him nigh crazy. Thar was a feller come over from England — Britisher, I reckon — an' spoke in Congress about a settlemint he was goin' to lay out on the Wabash, buyin' out some loony Dutch religious fellers that had mills an' schools thar. Now, mebbe you think 'at us folks livin' in the back- woods didn't know what was goin' on in 29 THE BOYHOOD OF LINCOLN the world. Well, you'd be mighty mis- taken about that.
What to read after The Boyhood of Lincoln volume 2?
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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