Little Houses a Tale of Past Years
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He was cleverer than John Allday, for instance much cleverer. Everybody admitted that Sam was clever ; he had been at the top of the class at school whenever he had wanted, though it was not often. John Allday was getting on fast. Several times Maggie heard of his progress. It was due to his perseverance, not to real cleverness. Sam could beat him he must. Maggie felt herself challenged to bring Sam forward, and to support him continually with her devotion; she vowed solemnly that he should not... fail. Mrs. Onions was delighted at the news of the engagement. When Maggie was at home, she was often in to help, doing heavy house-work for her so that the sewing might go on. "I've just popped in a minute to see how you're a getting on, my dear, " was her usual explanation, and while she chatted she worked hard, despite Maggie's protests. She SPRINGTIME 147 insisted on entertaining Sam and Maggie to supper several evenings. Mr. Onions borrowed shillings from Sam, and repaid them in racing tips for tired horses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was cleverer than John Allday, for instance much cleverer. Everybody admitted that Sam was clever ; he had been at the top of the class at school whenever he had wanted, though it was not often. John Allday was getting on fast. Several times Maggie heard of his progress. It was due to his perseverance, not to real cleverness. Sam could beat him he must. Maggie felt herself challenged to bring Sam forward, and to support him continually with her devotion; she vowed solemnly that he should not... fail. Mrs. Onions was delighted at the news of the engagement. When Maggie was at home, she was often in to help, doing heavy house-work for her so that the sewing might go on. "I've just popped in a minute to see how you're a getting on, my dear, " was her usual explanation, and while she chatted she worked hard, despite Maggie's protests. She SPRINGTIME 147 insisted on entertaining Sam and Maggie to supper several evenings. Mr. Onions borrowed shillings from Sam, and repaid them in racing tips for tired horses.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Wilson Slaney to read onlineMoreLess
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