Uncle Tom's Cabin, Young Folks' Edition
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St. Clare too began to find Tom very useful. He was dreadfullycareless about money, and his chief servant was just as careless as hismaster. So between them a great deal was not only spent but wasted.
Mr. Shelby had trusted Tom in everything, and Tom had always beencareful of his master's money--as careful as if it had been his own. Waste seemed dreadful to him, and he tried to do something to stop itnow.
Mr. St. Clare was not long in finding out how clever Tom was, and soontrusted him as thoro...ughly as Mr. Shelby had done.
But in spite of all his good fortune, Tom used to long very much to gohome to see his dear ones again. He had plenty of spare time, andwhenever he had nothing to do he would pull his Bible out of his pocketand try to find comfort in reading it.
[Illustration] But as time went on, Uncle Tom longed more and more for his home. Atlast one day he had a grand idea. He would write a letter.
Before Uncle Tom was sold, George Shelby had been teaching him to writeso he thought he could manage a letter.
What to read after Uncle Tom's Cabin, Young Folks' Edition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stowe Harriet Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
St. Clare too began to find Tom very useful. He was dreadfullycareless about money, and his chief servant was just as careless as hismaster. So between them a great deal was not only spent but wasted.
Mr. Shelby had trusted Tom in everything, and Tom had always beencareful of his master's money--as careful as if it had been his own. Waste seemed dreadful to him, and he tried to do something to stop itnow.
Mr. St. Clare was not long in finding out how clever Tom was, and soontrusted him as thoro...ughly as Mr. Shelby had done.
But in spite of all his good fortune, Tom used to long very much to gohome to see his dear ones again. He had plenty of spare time, andwhenever he had nothing to do he would pull his Bible out of his pocketand try to find comfort in reading it.
[Illustration] But as time went on, Uncle Tom longed more and more for his home. Atlast one day he had a grand idea. He would write a letter.
Before Uncle Tom was sold, George Shelby had been teaching him to writeso he thought he could manage a letter.
What to read after Uncle Tom's Cabin, Young Folks' Edition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stowe Harriet Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
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