The Mormon of the Little Manitou Island An Historical Romance
The Mormon of the Little Manitou Island An Historical Romance
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At three years of age his parents moved to Hanover, Chautauqua county, in the same state; there his life was passed until early manhood. The meager advantages which he enjoyed of a country school were supplemented by a brief term at Fredonia Academy.
As a youth he was known as a great reader and 400 The Mormon King noted for a remarkably retentive memory. In the local debating clubs he vanquished all opponents. While working on the farm he pored over law books and eagerly read and quite likely ...partially digested them. He was admitted to the bar and began to practise in Mayville, later moving to Ellington and becoming postmaster there. He was married to Mary Perce shortly after he was ad- mitted to the bar.
He now began a roving life, changing from one occu- pation to another, seemingly without motive, except to follow the bent of his wandering nature. He taught a country school, edited a newspaper, and even took to the rostrum as a temperance lecturer. He was full of energy and ambition and a remarkably ready and ef- fective speaker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At three years of age his parents moved to Hanover, Chautauqua county, in the same state; there his life was passed until early manhood. The meager advantages which he enjoyed of a country school were supplemented by a brief term at Fredonia Academy.
As a youth he was known as a great reader and 400 The Mormon King noted for a remarkably retentive memory. In the local debating clubs he vanquished all opponents. While working on the farm he pored over law books and eagerly read and quite likely ...partially digested them. He was admitted to the bar and began to practise in Mayville, later moving to Ellington and becoming postmaster there. He was married to Mary Perce shortly after he was ad- mitted to the bar.
He now began a roving life, changing from one occu- pation to another, seemingly without motive, except to follow the bent of his wandering nature. He taught a country school, edited a newspaper, and even took to the rostrum as a temperance lecturer. He was full of energy and ambition and a remarkably ready and ef- fective speaker.
What to read after The Mormon of the Little Manitou Island An Historical Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawkins, N. (Nehemiah), 1833- to read onlineMoreLess
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