The Story of a Western Claim a Tale of How Two Boys Solved the Indian Question
The Story of a Western Claim a Tale of How Two Boys Solved the Indian Question
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REAPING THE HARVEST. PAUL was better. He had awakened to consciousness one day and recognized his two friends, George and Maynard, who were standing by the bed. From that day he con- tinued to improve, and in a short time was able to sit up about the room. Then he ventured out one morning while George was away, and when the latter returned he asked, with a troubled look, " I say, George, what's become of the ponies? Must have loaned them to some of the neighbors. " " There, now, " replied Georg...e, " you've been around investigating things early. Never mind about the ponies, Paul. We had to have a little money, and it was our only The Story of a Western Claim. 99 way to get it. It was a case of either losing you or the ponies, and so I chose the latter. " " Well, " answered Paul, " we'll not mourn over the loss ; but I don't know whether your choice was for the best or not". " Paul, " replied George, " we have just now been passing through a disheartening period, but let us hope there are better days in store for us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
REAPING THE HARVEST. PAUL was better. He had awakened to consciousness one day and recognized his two friends, George and Maynard, who were standing by the bed. From that day he con- tinued to improve, and in a short time was able to sit up about the room. Then he ventured out one morning while George was away, and when the latter returned he asked, with a troubled look, " I say, George, what's become of the ponies? Must have loaned them to some of the neighbors. " " There, now, " replied Georg...e, " you've been around investigating things early. Never mind about the ponies, Paul. We had to have a little money, and it was our only The Story of a Western Claim. 99 way to get it. It was a case of either losing you or the ponies, and so I chose the latter. " " Well, " answered Paul, " we'll not mourn over the loss ; but I don't know whether your choice was for the best or not". " Paul, " replied George, " we have just now been passing through a disheartening period, but let us hope there are better days in store for us.
What to read after The Story of a Western Claim a Tale of How Two Boys Solved the Indian Question?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Gilman to read onlineMoreLess
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