The Idea And Vision of Abraham Lincoln And the Coming of Theodore Roosevelt
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It didn t seem nateral nohow to see a feller read like that. Aunt Sairy never let the children pester him. She always said Abe d be a great man some day, an she wasn t goin to have him hindered. " And now the scene changes.
"Well, " old Dennis says, "le me see. Yes, I reckon . ! t was John Hanks at got res less fust an lit out fur Illinois, an wrote fur us all to come, an he d git land fur us. Tom was always ready to move. He never had his land in In- diany paid fur anyhow.
"So he sold off his ...corn an hogs, an piled everything into ox wagons an we all went, the Lincolns an the Hankses an Johnstons, all hangin together. I reckon we was like one o them lost tribes o Israel that you can t break up nohow. An Tom was always lookiu tur the land o Canaan.
"Thar was five famblies of us, an Abe. It tuk two weeks to git thar, raftin over the Wabash, cuttin our way through the woods, fordin rivers, pryin wagons out o sloughs with fence rails, an makin camp.
"Abe cracked a joke every time he cracked a whip an found a way out o every tight place while the rest o us was standin round scratchin our fool heads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It didn t seem nateral nohow to see a feller read like that. Aunt Sairy never let the children pester him. She always said Abe d be a great man some day, an she wasn t goin to have him hindered. " And now the scene changes.
"Well, " old Dennis says, "le me see. Yes, I reckon . ! t was John Hanks at got res less fust an lit out fur Illinois, an wrote fur us all to come, an he d git land fur us. Tom was always ready to move. He never had his land in In- diany paid fur anyhow.
"So he sold off his ...corn an hogs, an piled everything into ox wagons an we all went, the Lincolns an the Hankses an Johnstons, all hangin together. I reckon we was like one o them lost tribes o Israel that you can t break up nohow. An Tom was always lookiu tur the land o Canaan.
"Thar was five famblies of us, an Abe. It tuk two weeks to git thar, raftin over the Wabash, cuttin our way through the woods, fordin rivers, pryin wagons out o sloughs with fence rails, an makin camp.
"Abe cracked a joke every time he cracked a whip an found a way out o every tight place while the rest o us was standin round scratchin our fool heads.
What to read after The Idea And Vision of Abraham Lincoln And the Coming of Theodore Roosevelt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Webster Church to read onlineMoreLess
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