The Boyhood of Abraham Lincoln By J Rogers Gore From the Spoken Narratives
The Boyhood of Abraham Lincoln By J Rogers Gore From the Spoken Narratives
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Lincoln as he stepped up to Abraham, who stood in pleasant contemplation of the open trap door.
** Father, " replied the boy in his most appealing tones, "wasn't two animals enough for one day? Just think how happy that old red fox is, to be out in the woods again. " But Mr. Lincoln didn't see it that way, and gave Abraham a cuff on the side of the head, and when they got home a sound whipping, over the protest of Mrs. Lin- coln. After quiet was restored Mrs. Lin- coln reproved Abraham in that ...gentle, sweet way of hers, and warned him that he must never be guilty of such a thing again.
THE FOX AND THE TRAP 153 "But, mother, I just couldn't help it, " he said. "I knew it wasn't right — I just couldn't help it, and I reckon I'd have done it even had I thought father would have skinned me like he did the fox and the coon he caught. I'm mighty sorry I displeased father, but I'm glad that fox is back in the woods with its family. " Abraham had, a number of times be- fore, turned loose his father's ''catches, " greatly to Austin's disgust, who threat- ened to tell on him if he didn't stop it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lincoln as he stepped up to Abraham, who stood in pleasant contemplation of the open trap door.
** Father, " replied the boy in his most appealing tones, "wasn't two animals enough for one day? Just think how happy that old red fox is, to be out in the woods again. " But Mr. Lincoln didn't see it that way, and gave Abraham a cuff on the side of the head, and when they got home a sound whipping, over the protest of Mrs. Lin- coln. After quiet was restored Mrs. Lin- coln reproved Abraham in that ...gentle, sweet way of hers, and warned him that he must never be guilty of such a thing again.
THE FOX AND THE TRAP 153 "But, mother, I just couldn't help it, " he said. "I knew it wasn't right — I just couldn't help it, and I reckon I'd have done it even had I thought father would have skinned me like he did the fox and the coon he caught. I'm mighty sorry I displeased father, but I'm glad that fox is back in the woods with its family. " Abraham had, a number of times be- fore, turned loose his father's ''catches, " greatly to Austin's disgust, who threat- ened to tell on him if he didn't stop it.
What to read after The Boyhood of Abraham Lincoln By J Rogers Gore From the Spoken Narratives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Rogers John Rogers Gore to read onlineMoreLess
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