The Life of Abraham Lincoln of Illinois
The Life of Abraham Lincoln of Illinois
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The energies of the child were needed for his own support, and a trade was the most reliable resource. He was accordingly apprenticed to a tailor, in his native town, and with him worked steadily until the term of his indentures ex- pired. Thus commenced the struggle of the future sen- ator and patriot in the battle of life, the very outset of his manly career indicating the energy and self-reliance which has so distinguished it, and which offer such hopeful examples to the great mass of our yo...uth, who can only be nerved for the life-struggle by stout hearts and honest purposes. We next find young Johnson as a working journeyman — a love story, which his celeb- rity since has brought to light, tracing him to the vicinity of Lawrence Court House, South Carolina. Here, as (85) 86 LIFE OF ANDREW JOHNSON.
the story goes, lie fell in love with an estimable young lady, but he was a stranger, he was poor, he was young, not yet near out of his teens, and he passionately fled away from what to him seemed cold hearts, and the pitying smiles which his youthful sensitiveness could brook less patiently than open sneers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The energies of the child were needed for his own support, and a trade was the most reliable resource. He was accordingly apprenticed to a tailor, in his native town, and with him worked steadily until the term of his indentures ex- pired. Thus commenced the struggle of the future sen- ator and patriot in the battle of life, the very outset of his manly career indicating the energy and self-reliance which has so distinguished it, and which offer such hopeful examples to the great mass of our yo...uth, who can only be nerved for the life-struggle by stout hearts and honest purposes. We next find young Johnson as a working journeyman — a love story, which his celeb- rity since has brought to light, tracing him to the vicinity of Lawrence Court House, South Carolina. Here, as (85) 86 LIFE OF ANDREW JOHNSON.
the story goes, lie fell in love with an estimable young lady, but he was a stranger, he was poor, he was young, not yet near out of his teens, and he passionately fled away from what to him seemed cold hearts, and the pitying smiles which his youthful sensitiveness could brook less patiently than open sneers.
What to read after The Life of Abraham Lincoln of Illinois?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry J Henry Jarvis Raymond to read onlineMoreLess
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