The Poor Rich Man And the Rich Poor Man
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" " But, " said Miner, who was willing to shift off the consequences of some of his short-comings up- on inevitable chances, " suppose you do set a bright example at home, you can't shut your children up there — they've got to go out, and go to school, and hear and see every thing under the sun. " . " Yes, Mr. Miner, " repUed Susan Aikin, " but it's surprising, if they are taken care of at home, how little any thing out of doors seems to harm them. " " I tell you what. Miner, " said Uncle Phil,... glad of an opportunity to cut in, " what our folks call taking care is a pretty considerable chore, — it's doing a little here, and doing a little there, and al- ways doing. " " Wife !" called out Miner to his helpmate, who had just given her child a culT for treading on her toe, — " wife, I depend on your remembering all when they both respectfully took their leave, declining the compensation (a most liberal one) which M. Offered, accustomed to countries where the services of the poor have always their money value 118 THE POOR RICH MAN, ETC.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " But, " said Miner, who was willing to shift off the consequences of some of his short-comings up- on inevitable chances, " suppose you do set a bright example at home, you can't shut your children up there — they've got to go out, and go to school, and hear and see every thing under the sun. " . " Yes, Mr. Miner, " repUed Susan Aikin, " but it's surprising, if they are taken care of at home, how little any thing out of doors seems to harm them. " " I tell you what. Miner, " said Uncle Phil,... glad of an opportunity to cut in, " what our folks call taking care is a pretty considerable chore, — it's doing a little here, and doing a little there, and al- ways doing. " " Wife !" called out Miner to his helpmate, who had just given her child a culT for treading on her toe, — " wife, I depend on your remembering all when they both respectfully took their leave, declining the compensation (a most liberal one) which M. Offered, accustomed to countries where the services of the poor have always their money value 118 THE POOR RICH MAN, ETC.
What to read after The Poor Rich Man And the Rich Poor Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catharine Maria Sedgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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