The Secret Springs
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. and I felt that this seal brought all these adventures in realistic fashion before me.
As long as that seal remained there I haunted the neighborhood of the market day after day. I measured it, and I recall that, not having a tape measure, I had to do my best to get its girth with a folding pocket foot rule, a difficult undertaking. I carefully made a record of the utterly useless measure- ments, and at once began to write a natural history of my own, on the strength of that seal. I had vague... aspirations of in some way or other owning and preserving that I3S THE SECRET SPRINGS seal, but they never got beyond the purely formless stage. I think, however, I did get the seal's skvdl and with two of my cousins promptly started what we ambitiously called the 'Roosevelt Museum of Natural History.' It was the ordinary small boy's collection of curios, quite incongruous and entirely value- less except from the standpoint of the boy himself. My father and mother encotiraged me warmly in this, as they always did in anything that could give me wholesome pleasure or help develop me." "With the advent of this seal," says Doctor X, "we enter upon a new phase of Roosevelt's life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. and I felt that this seal brought all these adventures in realistic fashion before me.
As long as that seal remained there I haunted the neighborhood of the market day after day. I measured it, and I recall that, not having a tape measure, I had to do my best to get its girth with a folding pocket foot rule, a difficult undertaking. I carefully made a record of the utterly useless measure- ments, and at once began to write a natural history of my own, on the strength of that seal. I had vague... aspirations of in some way or other owning and preserving that I3S THE SECRET SPRINGS seal, but they never got beyond the purely formless stage. I think, however, I did get the seal's skvdl and with two of my cousins promptly started what we ambitiously called the 'Roosevelt Museum of Natural History.' It was the ordinary small boy's collection of curios, quite incongruous and entirely value- less except from the standpoint of the boy himself. My father and mother encotiraged me warmly in this, as they always did in anything that could give me wholesome pleasure or help develop me." "With the advent of this seal," says Doctor X, "we enter upon a new phase of Roosevelt's life.
What to read after The Secret Springs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'higgins, Harvey Jerrold, 1876-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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