A Bright Tomorrow (2012)
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Thus it was that only two weeks after Amos Stuart came to work with his horses, he was heard to mutter under his breath: “It was all in God’s will—that clumsy oaf Murphy breaking his leg—all so the bonnie lad could come and take proper care of the stock!”
Amos, if he had heard McClendon’s reasoning, would have probably agreed. After the dull laboring in the glass factory, it was nothing less than joy for him to ride the spirited thoroughbreds each day. He soon proved he was not too good to m...uck out the stables, as well. Indeed, he was such a hard worker that he drew dark looks from the other hands. He stayed over often, sleeping in McClendon’s office on a cot, and within three weeks it was to Stuart that his employer turned to find out whatever he wanted to know about the horses. Amos knew them all, and cared for them as if they were children.
One Friday he exercised Prince, unsaddled him, and gave him a good rubdown. Afterward, he went to the office and used some of the manager’s paper to write a letter home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus it was that only two weeks after Amos Stuart came to work with his horses, he was heard to mutter under his breath: “It was all in God’s will—that clumsy oaf Murphy breaking his leg—all so the bonnie lad could come and take proper care of the stock!”
Amos, if he had heard McClendon’s reasoning, would have probably agreed. After the dull laboring in the glass factory, it was nothing less than joy for him to ride the spirited thoroughbreds each day. He soon proved he was not too good to m...uck out the stables, as well. Indeed, he was such a hard worker that he drew dark looks from the other hands. He stayed over often, sleeping in McClendon’s office on a cot, and within three weeks it was to Stuart that his employer turned to find out whatever he wanted to know about the horses. Amos knew them all, and cared for them as if they were children.
One Friday he exercised Prince, unsaddled him, and gave him a good rubdown. Afterward, he went to the office and used some of the manager’s paper to write a letter home.
What to read after A Bright Tomorrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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