Why I Believe in Poverty As the Richest Experience That Can Come to a Boy
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And sparse morsels they were! The boys were cruel, as boys are. The teachers were impatient, as tired teachers are.
5 WHY I BELIEVE IN POVERTY My father could not find his place in the world. My mother, who had al- ways had servants at her beck and call, faced the problems of housekeeping that she had never learned nor been taught. And there was no money.
So, after school hours, my brother and I went home, but not to play. Af- ter-school hours meant for us to help a mother who daily grew more f...rail under the burdens that she could not carry. Not for days, but for years, we two boys got up in the gray cold win- ter dawn when the bed feels so snug and warm to growing boys, and we sifted the cold ashes of the day-bef ore's fire for a stray lump or two of unburned WHY I BELIEVE IN POVERTY coal, and with what we had or could find we made the fire and warmed up the room. Then we set the table for the scant breakfast, went to school, and directly after school we washed the dishes, swept and scrubbed the floors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And sparse morsels they were! The boys were cruel, as boys are. The teachers were impatient, as tired teachers are.
5 WHY I BELIEVE IN POVERTY My father could not find his place in the world. My mother, who had al- ways had servants at her beck and call, faced the problems of housekeeping that she had never learned nor been taught. And there was no money.
So, after school hours, my brother and I went home, but not to play. Af- ter-school hours meant for us to help a mother who daily grew more f...rail under the burdens that she could not carry. Not for days, but for years, we two boys got up in the gray cold win- ter dawn when the bed feels so snug and warm to growing boys, and we sifted the cold ashes of the day-bef ore's fire for a stray lump or two of unburned WHY I BELIEVE IN POVERTY coal, and with what we had or could find we made the fire and warmed up the room. Then we set the table for the scant breakfast, went to school, and directly after school we washed the dishes, swept and scrubbed the floors.
What to read after Why I Believe in Poverty As the Richest Experience That Can Come to a Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bok to read onlineMoreLess
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