Wakulla: a Story of Adventure in Florida
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Elmer soothed and quieted him, and gradually drew from him therest of his story. His father had once been comfortably well off, andhad owned a large mill in Savannah; but during the war the mill hadbeen burned, and he had lost everything. For some years after that hewas very poor, and when Frank was quite a small boy, and his sister ababy, his father used to drink, and when he came home drunk would beathim and his mother. One night, after a terrible scene of this kind, which Frank could just re...member, his mother had snatched up the babyand run from the house. Afterwards he was told that they were dead; atany rate he never saw them again. Then his father left Savannah andcame to Florida to live. He never drank any more, but was very cross, and hardly ever spoke to his son. He made a living by doing jobs ofcarpentering; and, ever since he had been old enough, Frank had workedon their little farm, about twenty miles from Wakulla. At last hebecame so tired of this sort of life, and his father's harshness, thathe determined to run away and try to find a happier one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Elmer soothed and quieted him, and gradually drew from him therest of his story. His father had once been comfortably well off, andhad owned a large mill in Savannah; but during the war the mill hadbeen burned, and he had lost everything. For some years after that hewas very poor, and when Frank was quite a small boy, and his sister ababy, his father used to drink, and when he came home drunk would beathim and his mother. One night, after a terrible scene of this kind, which Frank could just re...member, his mother had snatched up the babyand run from the house. Afterwards he was told that they were dead; atany rate he never saw them again. Then his father left Savannah andcame to Florida to live. He never drank any more, but was very cross, and hardly ever spoke to his son. He made a living by doing jobs ofcarpentering; and, ever since he had been old enough, Frank had workedon their little farm, about twenty miles from Wakulla. At last hebecame so tired of this sort of life, and his father's harshness, thathe determined to run away and try to find a happier one.
What to read after Wakulla: a Story of Adventure in Florida?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Munroe Kirk to read onlineMoreLess
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