The Playground volume 13
The Playground volume 13
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" If you had known James Lowell, you would never have forgotten him. Another, I first saw one evening in our first camp at Brook Farm- a beautiful, sunny-haired, blue-eyed boy, gay and droll, and winning in his ways. In those early days of camp-life, we fellows were a bit homesick and longed for the company of girls you know how it is yourselves and I fell in love with this boy, and I have not fallen out yet. He was of a very simple and manly nature stead- fast and affectionate, human to the la...st degree without much ambition except to do his plain duty. You should have seen Robert Shaw as he, with his chosen officers, led away from Boston his black men of the Fifty fourth Massachusetts amid the cheers of his towns- men. Presently he took them up to the assault of Fort Wagner, and was buried with them there in the trench. Still another fine, handsome fellow, great oarsman, charming companion, wit, philosopher, who delighted in intellectual pursuits, and in his fellow-creatures, whom he watched with his keen eyes and well understood, was killed in a foolish, bloody battle while stemming the tide of defeat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If you had known James Lowell, you would never have forgotten him. Another, I first saw one evening in our first camp at Brook Farm- a beautiful, sunny-haired, blue-eyed boy, gay and droll, and winning in his ways. In those early days of camp-life, we fellows were a bit homesick and longed for the company of girls you know how it is yourselves and I fell in love with this boy, and I have not fallen out yet. He was of a very simple and manly nature stead- fast and affectionate, human to the la...st degree without much ambition except to do his plain duty. You should have seen Robert Shaw as he, with his chosen officers, led away from Boston his black men of the Fifty fourth Massachusetts amid the cheers of his towns- men. Presently he took them up to the assault of Fort Wagner, and was buried with them there in the trench. Still another fine, handsome fellow, great oarsman, charming companion, wit, philosopher, who delighted in intellectual pursuits, and in his fellow-creatures, whom he watched with his keen eyes and well understood, was killed in a foolish, bloody battle while stemming the tide of defeat.
What to read after The Playground volume 13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Playground Association of America to read onlineMoreLess
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