The Story of Young Abraham Lincoln
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' In old Mr. Linkhorn's(Lincoln's) house a plate of potatoes, washed and pared nicely, washanded around. " FEATS OF STRENGTH Meanwhile the boy was growing to tall manhood, both in body and in mind. The neighbors, who failed to mark his mental growth, were greatlyimpressed with his physical strength. The Richardson family, with whomAbe seemed to have lived as hired man, used to tell marvelous tales ofhis prowess, some of which may have grown somewhat in the telling. Mr. Richardson declared that ...the young man could carry as heavy a load as"three ordinary men. " He saw Abe pick up and walk away with "a chickenhouse, made up of poles pinned together, and covered, that weighed atleast six hundred if not much more. " When the Richardsons were building their corn-crib, Abe saw three orfour men getting ready to carry several huge posts or timbers on"sticks" between them. Watching his chance, he coolly stepped in, shouldered all the timbers at once and walked off alone with them, carrying them to the place desired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' In old Mr. Linkhorn's(Lincoln's) house a plate of potatoes, washed and pared nicely, washanded around. " FEATS OF STRENGTH Meanwhile the boy was growing to tall manhood, both in body and in mind. The neighbors, who failed to mark his mental growth, were greatlyimpressed with his physical strength. The Richardson family, with whomAbe seemed to have lived as hired man, used to tell marvelous tales ofhis prowess, some of which may have grown somewhat in the telling. Mr. Richardson declared that ...the young man could carry as heavy a load as"three ordinary men. " He saw Abe pick up and walk away with "a chickenhouse, made up of poles pinned together, and covered, that weighed atleast six hundred if not much more. " When the Richardsons were building their corn-crib, Abe saw three orfour men getting ready to carry several huge posts or timbers on"sticks" between them. Watching his chance, he coolly stepped in, shouldered all the timbers at once and walked off alone with them, carrying them to the place desired.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whipple, Wayne, 1856-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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