The Story of a Summer
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" Mamma laughed. "Yes, it was larger than coffee-pots of the presentday, " she said; "an old-fashioned tin coffee-pot, broad at the bottomand gradually narrowing towards the top. But still it wasextraordinary that a baby could be put in it, and the lid shut down. " "What induced grandpapa to select Pennsylvania for a residence, AuntEsther?" inquired Ida. "Was land cheaper there than elsewhere?" "You have answered your question yourself, dear, " was mamma's reply. "Land was very cheap there, and... through our careful economy in Vermont, father had saved enough money to buy about two hundred acres, to whichhe subsequently added, from time to time, so that the old Greeleyhomestead now consists of between three and four hundred acres. Thentwo of father's brothers, Uncle Benjamin and Uncle Leonard, had settledin Wayne township three or four years previous, and, to use your papa'swords, had 'made holes in the tall, dense forest that covered nearlyall that region for twenty to fifty miles in every direction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mamma laughed. "Yes, it was larger than coffee-pots of the presentday, " she said; "an old-fashioned tin coffee-pot, broad at the bottomand gradually narrowing towards the top. But still it wasextraordinary that a baby could be put in it, and the lid shut down. " "What induced grandpapa to select Pennsylvania for a residence, AuntEsther?" inquired Ida. "Was land cheaper there than elsewhere?" "You have answered your question yourself, dear, " was mamma's reply. "Land was very cheap there, and... through our careful economy in Vermont, father had saved enough money to buy about two hundred acres, to whichhe subsequently added, from time to time, so that the old Greeleyhomestead now consists of between three and four hundred acres. Thentwo of father's brothers, Uncle Benjamin and Uncle Leonard, had settledin Wayne township three or four years previous, and, to use your papa'swords, had 'made holes in the tall, dense forest that covered nearlyall that region for twenty to fifty miles in every direction.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cleveland Cecilia Pauline to read onlineMoreLess
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