Uncle Joes Lincoln
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" That spelled despair. A florin was as much as a million to most of us, thirty kreutzers for third class was a for- tune, and all of us were considerably over six years of age.
Yanczy Pal told us boastingly that he was going first class, and none of us believed it. I had a faint hope that Uncle Joe would take me ; but Rudolph, Speckled Horse and Cannonball were absolutely hopeless of ever getting " an education without going to school, " or seeing " the treasures of the uni- verse. " Armin Gri...inwald, our erstwhile cap- tain of cavalry, was the other fortunate one whom the gods favored. He was a horse- man's son, and his father had the honor of 128 Uncle Joe's Lincoln boarding the noble steeds which drew the " marvellous, magical, mechanical theater. " Some of the performers were to share that honor with the horses.
While we stood before the wagon, torn be- tween hope and despair, and mostly despair- ing, the door opened and a woman rolled into view. How she ever managed to come through that door I do not know, for when she emerged she filled all the space under the awning, and the cherubim and seraphim were hidden from us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" That spelled despair. A florin was as much as a million to most of us, thirty kreutzers for third class was a for- tune, and all of us were considerably over six years of age.
Yanczy Pal told us boastingly that he was going first class, and none of us believed it. I had a faint hope that Uncle Joe would take me ; but Rudolph, Speckled Horse and Cannonball were absolutely hopeless of ever getting " an education without going to school, " or seeing " the treasures of the uni- verse. " Armin Gri...inwald, our erstwhile cap- tain of cavalry, was the other fortunate one whom the gods favored. He was a horse- man's son, and his father had the honor of 128 Uncle Joe's Lincoln boarding the noble steeds which drew the " marvellous, magical, mechanical theater. " Some of the performers were to share that honor with the horses.
While we stood before the wagon, torn be- tween hope and despair, and mostly despair- ing, the door opened and a woman rolled into view. How she ever managed to come through that door I do not know, for when she emerged she filled all the space under the awning, and the cherubim and seraphim were hidden from us.
What to read after Uncle Joes Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steiner, Edward Alfred, 1866-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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