The Half-Brothers
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And he wouldtake three or four tellings before he would go. When we were sent toschool, it was all the same. He could never be made to remember hislessons; the school-master grew weary of scolding and flogging, and atlast advised my father just to take him away, and set him to some farm-work that might not be above his comprehension. I think he was moregloomy and stupid than ever after this, yet he was not a cross lad; hewas patient and good-natured, and would try to do a kind turn for anyone, ...even if they had been scolding or cuffing him not a minute before. But very often his attempts at kindness ended in some mischief to thevery people he was trying to serve, owing to his awkward, ungainly ways. I suppose I was a clever lad; at any rate, I always got plenty of praise;and was, as we called it, the cock of the school. The schoolmaster saidI could learn anything I chose, but my father, who had no great learninghimself, saw little use in much for me, and took me away betimes, andkept me with him about the farm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And he wouldtake three or four tellings before he would go. When we were sent toschool, it was all the same. He could never be made to remember hislessons; the school-master grew weary of scolding and flogging, and atlast advised my father just to take him away, and set him to some farm-work that might not be above his comprehension. I think he was moregloomy and stupid than ever after this, yet he was not a cross lad; hewas patient and good-natured, and would try to do a kind turn for anyone, ...even if they had been scolding or cuffing him not a minute before. But very often his attempts at kindness ended in some mischief to thevery people he was trying to serve, owing to his awkward, ungainly ways. I suppose I was a clever lad; at any rate, I always got plenty of praise;and was, as we called it, the cock of the school. The schoolmaster saidI could learn anything I chose, but my father, who had no great learninghimself, saw little use in much for me, and took me away betimes, andkept me with him about the farm.
What to read after The Half-Brothers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaskell Elizabeth Cleghorn to read onlineMoreLess
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