Elsie And Her Loved Ones
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" "Poor fellows !" sighed Elsie. "Did Putnam live till the Kevolutionary War was over, grandma ?" asked Eric. "Yes, " she replied; "he died on the 29th ELSIE AND HER LOVED ONES S3- of May, 1790, aged seventy-two years. There is an inscription on the marble slab over his grave which says that he was ever tenderly attentive to the lives and happiness of his men and that he dared to lead where any dared to follow. It speaks of how much the country owes to his disinterested and gallant exertions. I...t speaks of his generosity as sin- gular, his honesty as proverbial, and says that he was one who, with small advantages, slen- der education, and no powerful friends, raised himself to universal esteem, and to offices of eminent distinction by personal worth and the diligent services of a useful life. " CHAPTEE VIII "Thank you for telling us about Putnam, grandma/' said Elsie. "I think he was an American to be proud of. 'Now if you are not too tired, won't you tell us the story of Jane McCrea? I know a little of it, and would like to know more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Poor fellows !" sighed Elsie. "Did Putnam live till the Kevolutionary War was over, grandma ?" asked Eric. "Yes, " she replied; "he died on the 29th ELSIE AND HER LOVED ONES S3- of May, 1790, aged seventy-two years. There is an inscription on the marble slab over his grave which says that he was ever tenderly attentive to the lives and happiness of his men and that he dared to lead where any dared to follow. It speaks of how much the country owes to his disinterested and gallant exertions. I...t speaks of his generosity as sin- gular, his honesty as proverbial, and says that he was one who, with small advantages, slen- der education, and no powerful friends, raised himself to universal esteem, and to offices of eminent distinction by personal worth and the diligent services of a useful life. " CHAPTEE VIII "Thank you for telling us about Putnam, grandma/' said Elsie. "I think he was an American to be proud of. 'Now if you are not too tired, won't you tell us the story of Jane McCrea? I know a little of it, and would like to know more.
What to read after Elsie And Her Loved Ones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Finley Martha to read onlineMoreLess
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