The Early Life of Abraham Lincoln Containing Many Unpublished Documents And Un
The Early Life of Abraham Lincoln Containing Many Unpublished Documents And Un
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As he grew older he became one of the strongest and most popular "hands" in the vicinity, and much of his time was spent as a " hired boy" on some neighbor's farm. For twenty- five cents a day paid to his father he was hostler, ploughman, wood-chopper, and carpenter, besides helping the women with the " chores. " For them he was ready to carry water, make the fire, even tend the baby. No wonder that a laborer who never refused to do anything asked of him, who could " strike with a mall heavier ...blows " and "sink an axe deeper into the wood" than anybody else in the community, and who at the same time A RIVTEH PRODUCE BOAT. From a model in the exhibit of the United States National Museum at, the Atlanta Exposition of 1895. The photograph of this model, and of the one above, we owe to the courtesy of the director of the Museum, Mr. O. Brown Goode. 64 ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Was general help for the women, never lacked a job in Gentry ville. Of all the tasks his rude life brought him, none seems to have suited him better than going to the mill.
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As he grew older he became one of the strongest and most popular "hands" in the vicinity, and much of his time was spent as a " hired boy" on some neighbor's farm. For twenty- five cents a day paid to his father he was hostler, ploughman, wood-chopper, and carpenter, besides helping the women with the " chores. " For them he was ready to carry water, make the fire, even tend the baby. No wonder that a laborer who never refused to do anything asked of him, who could " strike with a mall heavier ...blows " and "sink an axe deeper into the wood" than anybody else in the community, and who at the same time A RIVTEH PRODUCE BOAT. From a model in the exhibit of the United States National Museum at, the Atlanta Exposition of 1895. The photograph of this model, and of the one above, we owe to the courtesy of the director of the Museum, Mr. O. Brown Goode. 64 ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Was general help for the women, never lacked a job in Gentry ville. Of all the tasks his rude life brought him, none seems to have suited him better than going to the mill.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarbell, Ida M. (Ida Minerva), 1857-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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