The First of the Hoosiers; Reminiscences of Edward Eggleston And of That Western Life Which He, First of All Men, Celebrated in Literature And Made Famous
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More than half the time he was expected to occupy the same room and even the same bed with the boys of the family. Nowhere was he free from converse that contributed not at all to his culture or to his intellectual growth.
To " entertain the preacher " meant not only to provide him with lodging and meals, but 271 The First of The lioosiers also to keep his mind continually occupied with an entirely unimproving conversation which consumed his time to no purpose.
To meet these conditions Edward a...dopted a plan of his own, of which he wrote to me at college, in gleeful exultation.
He had been bred to expert horsemanship from his earliest infancy, and could both ride and control the least tractable of horses.
But he wanted time and opportunity for reading and study, so he wrote to me: " I have bought a good, strong, and very lazy horse, without enough spirit in him to think of going at any gait faster than a walk unless whipped or spurred into involuntary exertion of a strictly temporary character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
More than half the time he was expected to occupy the same room and even the same bed with the boys of the family. Nowhere was he free from converse that contributed not at all to his culture or to his intellectual growth.
To " entertain the preacher " meant not only to provide him with lodging and meals, but 271 The First of The lioosiers also to keep his mind continually occupied with an entirely unimproving conversation which consumed his time to no purpose.
To meet these conditions Edward a...dopted a plan of his own, of which he wrote to me at college, in gleeful exultation.
He had been bred to expert horsemanship from his earliest infancy, and could both ride and control the least tractable of horses.
But he wanted time and opportunity for reading and study, so he wrote to me: " I have bought a good, strong, and very lazy horse, without enough spirit in him to think of going at any gait faster than a walk unless whipped or spurred into involuntary exertion of a strictly temporary character.
What to read after The First of the Hoosiers; Reminiscences of Edward Eggleston And of That Western Life Which He, First of All Men, Celebrated in Literature And Made Famous?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eggleston George Cary to read onlineMoreLess
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