Philadelphia : American Sunday-School Union · leaf 104
»cb trouble to him to pull up theweeds, to dig the ground, to sow it, and rake it,and wat^r it: so he never had any good cropsin his garden, you may be sure. His parentswished him to learn to read ; but learning toread was very troublesome ; so it was a longtime before he knew even his letters, and… … When he went to school it was just the sameHe was always in disgrace with the master fornot knowing his lesson, and always shunnedby the boys, because he could not bear thetrouble of doing any thing to oblige them. 106 Georges first journey. When he grew to be a young man, he wassent away from…
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