True to His Home
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I have stood in shoes like yours many times. When you have done as I have told you, then think of me. The world maysoon forget me. I want you so to live that it will not as soon forgetyou. " The cloud passed from the boy's face. Hope came to him, and he was merryagain. He locked Jenny in his arms, whirled her around, and said: "I am glad to hear the bells ring for other boys, even if I must go tomy trade. " "I like the spirit of what you say, " said Uncle Benjamin. "You have theblood of Peter F...olger and of your Great-uncle Tom in your veins. Petergave his heart to the needs of the Indians, and to toleration; yourGreat-uncle Tom started the subscription for the bells of Nottingham, and became a magistrate, and a just one. You may not be able to answerthe bell of the Latin School, but if you are only true to the best thatis in you, little Ben, you may make bells ring for joy. I can hear themnow in my mind's ear. Don't laugh at your old uncle; you can do it, little Ben--can't he Jenny?" "He just can--I can help him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have stood in shoes like yours many times. When you have done as I have told you, then think of me. The world maysoon forget me. I want you so to live that it will not as soon forgetyou. " The cloud passed from the boy's face. Hope came to him, and he was merryagain. He locked Jenny in his arms, whirled her around, and said: "I am glad to hear the bells ring for other boys, even if I must go tomy trade. " "I like the spirit of what you say, " said Uncle Benjamin. "You have theblood of Peter F...olger and of your Great-uncle Tom in your veins. Petergave his heart to the needs of the Indians, and to toleration; yourGreat-uncle Tom started the subscription for the bells of Nottingham, and became a magistrate, and a just one. You may not be able to answerthe bell of the Latin School, but if you are only true to the best thatis in you, little Ben, you may make bells ring for joy. I can hear themnow in my mind's ear. Don't laugh at your old uncle; you can do it, little Ben--can't he Jenny?" "He just can--I can help him.
What to read after True to His Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butterworth, Hezekiah, 1839-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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