Arthur, T. S. (Timothy Shay), 1809-1885 · Boston : Phillips & Sampson · leaf 127
ldrengathered round and caressed their pet in tearful joy-After that, things seemed to take a more favour-able turn with Mrs. Grant. A month brought theharvest, and one or two fields of grain, sown byher husband, yielded very liberally. She was en-abled too, as she brousi;ht her mind down to… … THE YOUNG TEACHER. I WISH I knew how to read, said one littleboy to another. Then why dont you learn ? asked his com-panion. Because I have no one to teach me, and mymother is too poor to send me to school, repliedthe boy. The name of the little boy who could read wasAlbert Parker, and the name of…
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