The Printer Boy.
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"I shall not rowyou. " "Come, Ben, let us row, " said one of the young men. "If he don't wantto row let him sit still. " "Row him, if you wish to, " replied Benjamin, "I shall not. " "Yes, you will, " shouted Collins, starting from his seat. "I will berowed home, and you shall help do it, or I will throw you overboard;"and he hurried to execute his threat. But, as he came up and struck athim, Benjamin clapped his head under his thighs, and rising, threwhim head over heels into the river. He kne...w that Collins was a goodswimmer, so that he had no fears about his drowning.
"Will you row now?" he inquired, as Collins swam towards the boat.
"Not a stroke, " he answered, angrily; whereupon they sent the boatforward out of his reach, with one or two strokes of the oar. Againand again they allowed him to approach the boat, when they repeatedthe question: "Will you promise to row?" and as often received anemphatic "No" for a reply. At length, perceiving that he was quiteexhausted, they drew him in without extorting from him a promise torow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I shall not rowyou. " "Come, Ben, let us row, " said one of the young men. "If he don't wantto row let him sit still. " "Row him, if you wish to, " replied Benjamin, "I shall not. " "Yes, you will, " shouted Collins, starting from his seat. "I will berowed home, and you shall help do it, or I will throw you overboard;"and he hurried to execute his threat. But, as he came up and struck athim, Benjamin clapped his head under his thighs, and rising, threwhim head over heels into the river. He kne...w that Collins was a goodswimmer, so that he had no fears about his drowning.
"Will you row now?" he inquired, as Collins swam towards the boat.
"Not a stroke, " he answered, angrily; whereupon they sent the boatforward out of his reach, with one or two strokes of the oar. Againand again they allowed him to approach the boat, when they repeatedthe question: "Will you promise to row?" and as often received anemphatic "No" for a reply. At length, perceiving that he was quiteexhausted, they drew him in without extorting from him a promise torow.
What to read after The Printer Boy.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thayer, William Makepeace, 1820-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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