The Perfect Tribute
The Perfect Tribute
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The anger and the insolence of the lad were nothing to the man whotowered above him--to that broad mind this was but a child in trouble. "My boy, the fellow that's interfering with your walking is downinside of you, " he said gently, and with that the astonished youngsteropened his wet eyes wide and laughed--a choking, childish laugh thatpulled at the older man's heart-strings. "That's better, sonny, " hesaid, and patted the slim shoulder. "Now tell me what's wrong with theworld. Maybe I might ...help straighten it. " "Wrong, wrong!" the child raved; "everything's wrong, " and launchedinto a mad tirade against the government from the President down.
Lincoln listened patiently, and when the lad paused for breath, "Goahead, " he said good-naturedly. "Every little helps. " With that the youngster was silent and drew himself up with stiffdignity, offended yet fascinated; unable to tear himself away fromthis strange giant who was so insultingly kind under his abuse, whoyet inspired him with such a sense of trust and of hope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The anger and the insolence of the lad were nothing to the man whotowered above him--to that broad mind this was but a child in trouble. "My boy, the fellow that's interfering with your walking is downinside of you, " he said gently, and with that the astonished youngsteropened his wet eyes wide and laughed--a choking, childish laugh thatpulled at the older man's heart-strings. "That's better, sonny, " hesaid, and patted the slim shoulder. "Now tell me what's wrong with theworld. Maybe I might ...help straighten it. " "Wrong, wrong!" the child raved; "everything's wrong, " and launchedinto a mad tirade against the government from the President down.
Lincoln listened patiently, and when the lad paused for breath, "Goahead, " he said good-naturedly. "Every little helps. " With that the youngster was silent and drew himself up with stiffdignity, offended yet fascinated; unable to tear himself away fromthis strange giant who was so insultingly kind under his abuse, whoyet inspired him with such a sense of trust and of hope.
What to read after The Perfect Tribute?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrews Mary Raymond Shipman to read onlineMoreLess
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