Not Quite a Mail Order Bride (Mail Order Brides)
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Luke attended with his sons and Hetty came along to help keep an eye upon them. There were several events held for the amusement of the children. Luke and Will had entered in the Ride Papa race. The race involved a child riding on the back of an adult in a thirty yard race. Once the race was underway, the kids were all squealing and urging on their favorites. Will could be heard with his “Run faster, Papa” yells. They won, despite a winded father.
“That was fun, Papa. Let’s do it again.”
... “That was the only race. It’s Jimmy’s turn now. Come on buddy,” Luke said, and hoisted Jimmy to his shoulder and they went wandering off among the crowd with Jimmy’s arms locked around Luke’s neck with a stranglehold.
“He’s good with his children isn’t he?” Martha asked.
“Yes, he is. They show it too. They worship him,” Sarah said.
* * * Wyoming enacted compulsory schools in 1873.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Luke attended with his sons and Hetty came along to help keep an eye upon them. There were several events held for the amusement of the children. Luke and Will had entered in the Ride Papa race. The race involved a child riding on the back of an adult in a thirty yard race. Once the race was underway, the kids were all squealing and urging on their favorites. Will could be heard with his “Run faster, Papa” yells. They won, despite a winded father.
“That was fun, Papa. Let’s do it again.”
... “That was the only race. It’s Jimmy’s turn now. Come on buddy,” Luke said, and hoisted Jimmy to his shoulder and they went wandering off among the crowd with Jimmy’s arms locked around Luke’s neck with a stranglehold.
“He’s good with his children isn’t he?” Martha asked.
“Yes, he is. They show it too. They worship him,” Sarah said.
* * * Wyoming enacted compulsory schools in 1873.
What to read after Not Quite a Mail Order Bride (Mail Order Brides)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Leigh Carlton to read onlineMoreLess
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