The Old Stone House Or the Patriots Fireside
The Old Stone House Or the Patriots Fireside
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You need not send here to have any more work done until you are will- ing to take your turn with your neighbors. " THE PATRIOT'S FIRESIDE. 79 " I shall not patronize such a man, " said Mr. Tilson, as he turned, and left the shop.
" Served him right, " said Mr. Holden ; " I wish every one would stand up to him in the same way, and it would cause him to lower his sails. I see that you act on the principle, that all men are equal, if you do not be- lieve it. " " I do not believe that Tilson is equ...al to you, or to that neighbor, " pointing to Mr. Manton, who was seen approaching.
" I agree to your last remark : Manton is a true man, every inch of him. " " Good-morning, " said Mr. Manton ; " are you busy now ?" " I have just finished this wheel for friend Holden, and am ready to do any thing for you. " " I only want a link put in this piece of chain. " The iron out of which the link was to be made, was placed in the fire, and the left hand of the blacksmith applied to the lever that moved the bellows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You need not send here to have any more work done until you are will- ing to take your turn with your neighbors. " THE PATRIOT'S FIRESIDE. 79 " I shall not patronize such a man, " said Mr. Tilson, as he turned, and left the shop.
" Served him right, " said Mr. Holden ; " I wish every one would stand up to him in the same way, and it would cause him to lower his sails. I see that you act on the principle, that all men are equal, if you do not be- lieve it. " " I do not believe that Tilson is equ...al to you, or to that neighbor, " pointing to Mr. Manton, who was seen approaching.
" I agree to your last remark : Manton is a true man, every inch of him. " " Good-morning, " said Mr. Manton ; " are you busy now ?" " I have just finished this wheel for friend Holden, and am ready to do any thing for you. " " I only want a link put in this piece of chain. " The iron out of which the link was to be made, was placed in the fire, and the left hand of the blacksmith applied to the lever that moved the bellows.
What to read after The Old Stone House Or the Patriots Fireside?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Alden to read onlineMoreLess
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